White vinyl EP reissue from 2013. When "Vaya" first came out in 1999, At the Drive-In was in full stride as a band. Their post-hardcore sound had a strong following, and this aggressive rock EP packs a punch. Pressed on white vinyl, the band's sound is perfectly captured. The closing song "198d" is the most memorable, as it is about drummer Tony Hajjar's grandmother who was killed in Lebanon and buried in a mass grave. Mike Major, Alex Newport and Sean Cummings served as producers on that track and "Rascuache," "Proxima Centauri," "Ursa Minor," "Heliotrope," "Metronome Arthritis" and "Mhz." Fearless Records.