Shriekback - Peel Sessions And Singularities FLAC

Shriekback Not Label Shriekback Self Released Post Punk New Wave 2016

Genre:	Electronic / Rock
Performer:	Shriekback
Title:	Peel Sessions And Singularities
Style:	Post-Punk, New Wave
Date of release:	09 Nov 2016
Label:	Not On Label (Shriekback Self-released)
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	1809 mb
MP3 album size:	1046 mb

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Tracklist

1	Faded Flowers	3:49
2	Under The Lights	3:55
3	Accretions (Monstrous Dance Mix) Remix – Disc O'Dell	6:27
4	Accretions (Original Mix)	4:11
5	Despite Dense Weed	4:53
6	All The Greek Boys (Do The Handwalk)	4:15
7	Peel Sessions
8	Nightwork	5:19
9	Everything That Rises (Must Converge)	3:43
10	Mothloop II	3:30
11	Feelers	5:07
12	Suck	4:10
13	Sexthinkone (Exotic Mix) Remix – Disc O'Dell	5:21
14	My Spine (Is The Bassline)	2:58
15	Fish Below The Ice	3:45
16	Newhome	4:06
17	Closework	5:17
18	Lined Up (InstruMENTAL Mix) Remix – Disc O'Dell	4:17
19	Singularites

Credits

Compiled By, Liner Notes – Graham Brown
Performer – Barry Andrews, Carl Marsh, Dave Allen , Martyn Barker
Remastered By – Stuart Rowe

Notes

Remastered for Lighterthief Productions.

Peel Sessíons recorded August 11th, 1982 (Tracks 1 to 3),
March 18th, 1984 (4 to 6) and June 10th, 1985 (7 to 9).

Track 10 released before only on the US 12" of Sexthinkone,
11 was mastered from the New Zealand release of My Spine Is The Bassline, also available on the album Tench
12 released only on the NME Cassette Racket Packet.
13 on the 12" of Lined Up, 14 & 15 from Working On The Ground.
16 on Lined Up • My Spine double A-Side single.
17 is an unreleased version recorded live at the BBC Riverside Studios.

Digipak with booklet Including interviews with Dick O'Dell and Martyn Barker.

Fearlessrunner

This is a professionally manufactured CDR, just to clear up from the other comment. You were incorrectly advised. Replicated CDs have a silver playing surface, this does not, it is light green. Some people insist because it's professionally made its a CD. Everyone is entitled to their opinion.

Zulkigis

Thanks tauceti - I thought this (and previous demo compilation) were both CDr's, unlike all the band's pressed releases available through Burning Shed outlet. I have updated the media format on that release on Discogs to reflect!

FEISKO

This is such a professionally manufactured CD-R that I wish they had spent the difference to get a replicated CD. It's a fantastic compilation, and I would have gladly paid more to have a disc that I don't have to back up since the CD-R will eventually fail. When The Shrieks do these back catalogue projects, they might as well just make them downloads, much as I hate them. The only benefit of a CD-R over a DL is uncompressed audio [unless in the Bandcamp ecosystem where uncompressed is usually available] and the nice packaging. A glass mastered CD will never fail due to environmental exposure. As if to prove my point, this very CD stopped playing in my computer as I was making this comment. The 8 year old CD drive is getting picky with burnt media.

Quynaus

Did contact their website asking if this was a CDr or pressed CD (albeit a very small run), when I received mine, due to the inner markings etched, and lack of index ring, on the disc. Despite appearances I was advised this in fact a CD.