Released in 1990, Heartbreak Station is the third studio album from American rock band Cinderella, marking a significant stylistic shift. This reissued LP captures the band's move away from glam-metal towards a rawer, more stripped-down blues approach, a sound frontman Tom Keifer described as aiming for a 'rawer, simpler approach' by reducing reverb and overdubs.

The album climbed to No. 19 on the Billboard 200 and achieved platinum certification the following year. VH1 characterized the album's direction as 'bluesy and brawny,' a description fitting for a project that spawned three Billboard Hot 100 singles: 'Shelter Me,' 'Heartbreak Station,' and 'The More Things Change.' The blues heavily influenced Keifer's songwriting during this period.

Adding unique depth to the record, former Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones arranged the string sections for two tracks, sought out by the band after being impressed by his orchestral work for artists like Donovan and The Rolling Stones.

• Reissued LP Vinyl format of Cinderella's 1990 album, Heartbreak Station.
• Pressed on 180 gm Audiophile Vinyl for superior sound quality.
• Includes an insert with lyrics.
• Available on black vinyl.

This single LP record is manufactured by Music On Vinyl and is presented in English. The physical dimensions are 322x316x5mm, with a weight of 259g.

Experience the blues-infused evolution of Cinderella with this high-quality 180 gm vinyl pressing of Heartbreak Station.