Night Sequels - The Children Of The Night Make Music FLAC

Night Sequels Attacknine Synth Pop Electro 2015

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Night Sequels
Title:	The Children Of The Night Make Music
Style:	Synth-pop, Electro
Date of release:	01 Oct 2015
Label:	Attacknine
Catalog Number:	ATTLP009
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	2651 mb
MP3 album size:	2128 mb

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Tracklist

1	Girls In The Sun	4:58
2	Dreamer	5:37
3	Cry Baby	9:21
4	In The Dark Dark	4:09
5	Featherhead	2:45
6	Siamese Summer	4:56
7	Crime	4:14
8	A.M.	2:50
9	Dripping House Of Blood/Black Dream	11:14
10	Untitled	0:49
11	Saturday Night Fog	4:56

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ATT023	Night Sequels	The Children Of The Night Make Music ‎(12xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Attacknine	ATT023	US	2015

Notes

Limited to 250 copies across all packaging options. Comes in high-gloss tip-on gatefold sleeve, with glow in the dark ink on cover. Also comes with an 18"x 24" Poster of the Inner Gatefold Artwork, and a digital download which includes two additional bonus tracks and Night Sequels ringtones. A very limited number of vinyl packages were available with a t-shirt, but each were also sold separately.

Vinyl has an exclusive hidden track at the end of side D which doesn't appear on the tracklisting or the digital edition. Played in reverse, it contains a clip from Dracula , with Bela Lugosi saying "Listen to them, the children of the night. What music they make!"

Barcodes

Barcode: 8 23319 10091 5

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Rias

Such glorious synths! I love the production. I especially enjoy when they let the music do the talking.. it sounds quite unique and original to me.

Marad

This album is incredible! This branches out of highly processed melodic electro rock similar in style a little to Shoebaleader One first album, of which is a sound I wish would become "the next big thing". It never will, but a person can hope. In the meantime dissolve to this.

Water

Beautiful album. Beautiful records. How this flew under my radar in 2015 I'll never know.

VizoRRR

This album is a masterpiece and the bonus tracks are awesome! (IMHO)