**Limited Edition 140g vinyl edition in Translucent Red & Yellow on 6 LPs**
Synopsis:
“There goes my TARDIS!”
Demon Records celebrates David Tennant and Catherine Tate’s partnership as the Doctor and Donna with two audio-exclusive stories, read by the actors themselves.
In Pest Control, read by David Tennant, the Doctor and Donna face monstrous insects and a ruthless robot exterminator when the TARDIS is lost in battle on a distant planet. The Doctor sets off in pursuit of his craft, while Donna finds herself accepting a commission in the Pioneer Corps. Something is transforming soldiers into monstrous beetles - and she could be the next victim.
In The Forever Trap, read by Catherine Tate, the duo find themselves imprisoned in a complex of luxury apartments in space, and neighbours to a terrifying assortment of aliens. Deadly mobs wage battle in the corridors and on the stairwells, and the travellers must cross their paths as they search for the ultimate authority. Who, or what, lies at the heart of the Edifice?
This stunning box set, with an illustrated lift-off lid, features 6 x 140g vinyl LPs - three in Transparent Red and three in Transparent Yellow - each housed in a unique inner sleeve. A four page booklet features sleeve notes by authors Peter Anghelides and Dan Abnett, who reflect on the process of writing for the Tenth Doctor and Donna, and how they regard the stories 17 years later.
Now for the first time on vinyl, accompanied by original sound design and Murray Gold’s Series 4 arrangement of the familiar theme music, these two high-octane adventures are a reminder of the excitement, humour and magical wonder of Doctor Who.
Doctor Who: Pest Control & The Forever Trap Highlights:
The First Time on Vinyl for the 60th Anniversary of Doctor Who!
Pest Control is read by David Tennant and The Forever Trap is read by Catherine Tate
Features 6 x 140g vinyl LPs; three in Transparent Red and three in Transparent Yellow
Stunning box set, with an illustrated lift-off lid
A four page booklet features sleeve notes by authors Peter Anghelides and Dan Abnett
Accompanied by original sound design and Murray Gold’s Series 4 arrangement of the familiar theme music
Number of Records: 6
