Covenant - Dreams Of A Cryotank

Label:

Metropolis

Catalog#:

MET 139

Format:

CD, Album, Reissue

Country:

Released:

13 Jul 1999

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

EBM, Synth-pop

Tracklist

1	Theremin	4:22	X
2	Replicant	4:01	X
3	Shipwreck	4:46	X
4	Painamplifier	4:16	X
5	Hardware Requiem	4:45	X
6	Shelter	4:10	X
7	Wasteland	3:50	X
8	Voices	4:35	X
9	Edge Of Dawn (Mix)	4:34	X
10	Speed	5:16	X
11	Cryotank Expansion	25:46	X
12	Theremin (Club Edit)	4:31

Credits

Artwork By [Layout] - P. Pierron
Artwork By [Sleeve Design] - Ink Sample
Lyrics By - E. Simonsson* (tracks: 4, 10) , J. Montelius* (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 9, 11, 12)
Music By - E. Simonsson*
Performer - Clas Nachmanson , Eskil Simonsson , Joakim Montelius
Photography [Band] - M. Skafar
Photography [Cover] - P. Jönsson
Photography [Live] - J. Burman , M. Wiklund
Producer, Engineer - Covenant

Notes

Licensed from Memento Materia.

Track "Painamplifier" replaces another track found on original Swedish release.
Track "Cryotank Expansion" is broken into four parts within the track (Dawn, Noon, Dusk, Night).

© 1999 Metropolis Records
UPC: 7 82388 01392 5

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Rated 5/5

Review by DarkSouljah Aug 07, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

This version of DoaC is almost identical to the original Swedish and German versions, except that the stellar track "Void" was replaced with the trite "Painamplifier". While the former was an excellent example of Covenant's older works, the latter is nothing more than a waste of cd space. It is short, repetitive, and sounds completely out of place in relation to the rest of the tracks - as if it would belong better on a rhythmic noise record than an ebm one. It's too bad the band allowed Metropolis to do this, as it sullies a once-perfect Covenant album. Other than this low point on the American version, DoaC is an amazing album.