Label:	Temporary Residence Limited, Temporary Residence Limited
Catalog#:	TRR 99, TRR 99 SPECIAL
Format:	2 x CD, Album, Limited Edition, Double Gatefold Sleeve
Country:	US
Released:	20 Feb 2007
Genre:	Electronic, Rock
Style:	Leftfield, Post Rock
Credits:	Artwork By - Esteban Rey Artwork By [Layout] - Jemery Devine Music By - Chris Hrasky* , Mark T. Smith* , Michael James (4) , Munaf Rayani Recorded By - John Congleton
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Rating:	4.3/5 (11 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	francoisb
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Tracklisting:

1-1		The Birth And Death Of The Day (7:49)
1-2		Welcome, Ghosts (5:43)
1-3		It's Natural To Be Afraid (13:27)
1-4		What Do You Go Home To? (4:59)
1-5		Catastrophe And The Cure (7:56)
1-6		So Long, Lonesome (3:40)
2-1		The Birth And Death Of The Day (Jesu Mix) (9:48)
		Producer [Additional] - Justin K. Broadrick* Remix - Jesu Remix [Credited To] - Justin K. Broadrick*
2-2		Welcome, Ghosts (Adem Mix) (6:24)
		Producer [Additional] - Adem Ilhan Remix - Adem (2) Remix [Credited To] - Adem Ilhan
2-3		It's Natural To Be Afraid (The Paper Chase Mix) (6:53)
		Producer [Additional] - Chris Godbey , John Congleton Remix - Paper Chase, The Remix [Credited To] - Chris Godbey , John Congleton
2-4		What Do You Go Home To? (Mountains Mix) (10:23)
		Producer [Additional] - Mountains Remix - Mountains
2-5		Catastrophe And The Cure (Four Tet Mix) (8:33)
		Producer [Additional] - Kieran Hebden Remix - Four Tet Remix [Credited To] - Kieran Hebden
2-6		So Long, Lonesome (Eluvium Mix) (5:40)
		Producer [Additional] - Matthew Cooper Remix - Eluvium Remix [Credited To] - Matthew Cooper

User Reviews:

citizengreen, Mar 17, 2007

This album isn't a huge departure from what we're used to hearing from Explosions In The Sky thus far, but it does have a more mature feel about it. Lengthy crescendos and tremolo plucked guitars drenched in reverb and delay echo throughout your mind, with melodies that soar higher than the clouds. This album takes you on a roller coaster ride- at times very quiet, then building into a fortified wall of exquisite noise. Sometimes it feels like the music is soaring past you at 100 miles per hour while your left standing still in the wake of the vibrations. Definitely a keeper for the post-rock/shoegaze/Indie fans.

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