Welsh Band Loves Kraft So Much They Made It Twice
In a bold move celebrating persistence over perfection, the Welsh band behind the 2005 album 'Love Kraft' has decided it deserves a 20th anniversary reissue, proving good taste ages like cheddar—sometimes better with a touch of nostalgia mold. Originally unleashed in 2005, the album is now getting a fresh coat of sonic polish as the band embraces the tradition of squeezing new streams from vintage streams, reminding the industry that if you loved it once, there's definitely a way to sell it again two decades later. Talk about longevity powered by love and perhaps a dash of financial savvy.
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When your 2005 album gets a 20th anniversary reissue, you’ve officially hit the music version of fine wine or expired milk—depends on who’s listening.
Reissuing 'Love Kraft' after 20 years is the music industry's way of saying, 'Remember us? We're still relevant-ish!'
Nothing says "we miss the 2000s" quite like dusting off your 20-year-old album and sending it back into the wild.
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 9/29/2025 | Author: Eric Torres
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