Black Ghosts (2008)
| Artist: Black Ghosts |
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Some Way Through This ~ The Black Ghosts
2. Anyway You Choose To Give It ~ The Black Ghosts
3. It's Your Touch ~ The Black Ghosts
4. Repetition Kills You ~ The Black Ghosts
5. Until It Comes Again ~ The Black Ghosts
6. I Want Nothing ~ The Black Ghosts
7. Full Moon ~ The Black Ghosts
8. I Don't Know ~ The Black Ghosts
9. Something New ~ The Black Ghosts
10. Don't Cry ~ The Black Ghosts
11. Face ~ The Black Ghosts
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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Personnel: Jennymay Logan, Emma Smith (violin); Vince Sipprell (viola); Laura Moody (cello). |
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Audio Mixer: Jim Abbiss. |
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Recording information: Pierce Rooms. |
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Simon Lord and Theo Keating cut their teeth in, respectively, Simian and the Wiseguys, and that electro experience pours out (with touches of Pet Shop Boys pop, Radiohead introspection, and Stone Roses verve) on their 2009 debut disc as the Black Ghosts. The self-titled LP is a simple yet effective slab of infectious pop from the peppy "Any Way You Choose To Give It" to the moody, inward-bent "Full Moon." |
Producer: Theo Keating; Simon Lord; Jim Abbiss |
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Engineer: Steve Pierce |
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Compilation Appearances
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Twilight Soundtrack |
Technical Info
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Release Date : 07/08/2008 |
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Original Release Date : 2008 |
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Catalog ID : 012 |
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Label : Iamsound |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00796873076135 |
Professional Reviews
Spin (p.96)
- 3 stars out of 5 -- "This debut from electro rocker Simon Lord and Big Beat vet Theo 'DJ Touch?' Keating has a sinister allure when Keating's dark, steely disco productions are paired with Lord's whiny, desperate alto..."
- 3 stars out of 5 -- "This debut from electro rocker Simon Lord and Big Beat vet Theo 'DJ Touch?' Keating has a sinister allure when Keating's dark, steely disco productions are paired with Lord's whiny, desperate alto..."
URB (Magazine)
(p.87)
- "[T]his partnership has manifested considerably deeper songwriting skills for both these guys."
(p.87)
- "[T]his partnership has manifested considerably deeper songwriting skills for both these guys."
