Nocturnal Emissions - Spiritflesh FLAC

Nocturnal Emissions Earthly Delights Abstract Experimental Ambient 1988

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Nocturnal Emissions
Title:	Spiritflesh
Style:	Abstract, Experimental, Ambient
Date of release:	1988
Label:	Earthly Delights
Catalog Number:	EARTH 004
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2509 mb
MP3 album size:	1218 mb

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Tracklist

1	Raindance
2	Acres Of Gold
3	Cloud Can
4	Ch'i Sea
5	Boneshaker
6	The Well Is Deep
7	Thor's Cave
8	Ape Chime
9	T' Cow's Yed
10	Peter's Stone

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MNQ103	Nocturnal Emissions	Spiritflesh ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE, Gre)	Mannequin	MNQ103	Germany	2019
EARTH 004	Nocturnal Emissions	Spiritflesh ‎(LP, Album)	Earthly Delights	EARTH 004	UK	1988
SOL-08	Nocturnal Emissions	Spiritflesh ‎(Cass)	Soleilmoon Recordings	SOL-08	US	1988

Credits

Design, Photography By, Harmonium [Church], Chimes, Musical Box, Performer [Car Wipers], Effects [Digital And Analogue Treatments], Sounds [Sampled Voices Of Chimpanzees, Cattle, African And European Wildfowl] – Nigel Ayers
Drums [Acoustic] – Steven Tanza (tracks: A3, A5, B2, B5)
Executive-Producer – Nigel Ayers
Sounds [Cattle Samples] – Danny Ayers

Notes

Spiritflesh was recorded in London Zoological Gardens, the Derbyshire Dales and various Sites in Great Britain between January and May 1988.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side One): KEEP BREATHING MPO EARTH 004 A1
Matrix / Runout (Side Two): QUAINT WAYS HERE WE COME MPO EARTH 004 B1

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Earthly Delights
Copyright (c) – Earthly Delights
Recorded At – London Zoological Gardens
Recorded At – Derbyshire Dales

Video

Fonceiah

I literally just signed up for an account on this bullshit to simply say that this album is among the greatest masterpieces I've ever come across.

Phalaken

Industrial music critiques the modern world, showing the hidden costs, the shadow side, the abject. In the 1970s and 1980s this was vital civic duty. No doubt it continues to inform.

But what next? The second summer of love and the early rave era let some light into those dark places. This album also looks to a healthy future, in a distinctly unrelated style.

Spiritflesh turns its back on the city and the horrors of the modern age and simply reconnects us with the planet we come from. Not to be confused with 'new age' style muzak replete with dolphins, though here their echolocating friends the bats get a look in, among other wildlife.

I was lucky enough to find this LP in a flatmate's record collection long ago. I made a tape, which I used to go to sleep to most nights - a soothing return to the pastoral and more, with no added sugar. I lost the tape long ago but was able to find my own copy ten odd years back. Joy.

After many years I can't name an album I find more pleasing to come back to more than this one. Wholesome and gritty.

I_LOVE_228

Really good ambient album, perhaps dark ambient before there was that term. coil-esque. no vocals at all. i picked this up cheap and yet it is a first rate chunk of sound. if you like the more ambient-esque dark soundtracky less shouty end of the first set of industrial acts you will love this for sure. highly recommended