Night Electric Night
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Night Electric Night is the third album by Swedish gothic metal band Deathstars. It was released on January 30, 2009 by Nuclear Blast. The album was initially recorded under the working title Deathglam. The album's first single, "Death Dies Hard", made its airplay debut on Stockholm, Sweden's Bandit Rock 106.3FM. Deathstars have now also put the song "Night Electric Night" on their Myspace page.
Recording
The album was recorded mostly in a studio in Sweden; however, the album was also recorded in part in New York City. The band completed recording the album at New York in December 2008.
Album title
Production of the third album by Deathstars was revealed in an interview with the band conducted by Anthony Morgan of Lucem Fero in early 2008, where it was referred to by its working title, Deathglam.[4] Vocalist Whiplasher Bernadotte expanded on the title, saying, ". . . it'll just continue with the deathglam that we play. In terms of this new album's style, I think it's more Deathstars than ever . . ."
Recently, the band has announced on their official website that the record has been re-dubbed Night Electric Night. Whiplasher Bernadotte has stated that this is because calling the album Deathglam would be too "obvious".[5]
Track listing
1. |
"Chertograd" |
4:45 |
2. |
"Night Electric Night" |
4:04 |
3. |
"Death Dies Hard" |
3:21 |
4. |
"Mark of the Gun" |
4:02 |
5. |
"Via the End" |
4:07 |
6. |
"Blood Stains Blondes" |
3:15 |
7. |
"Babylon" |
4:18 |
8. |
"The Fuel Ignites" |
4:00 |
9. |
"Arclight" |
4:35 |
10. |
"Venus in Arms" |
4:02 |
11. |
"Opium" |
3:43 |
12. |
"Night Electric Night" (The Night Ignites Remix) |
3:04 |
13. |
"Via the End" (Piano Version) |
3:27 |
14. |
"Night Electric Night" (feat. Adrian Erlandsson) |
4:04 |
1. |
"Death Dies Hard" (Video) |
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2. |
"Virtue to Vice" (Video) |
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3. |
"Blitzkrieg" (Video) |
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4. |
"Cyanide" (Video) |
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5. |
"Syndrome" (Video) |
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6. |
"Synthetic Generation" (Video) |
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7. |
"Death Dies Hard" (The Making of) |
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8. |
"Virtue to Vice" (The Making of) |
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9. |
"Blitzkrieg" (The Making of) |
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10. |
"Cyanide" (The Making of) |
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1. |
"Opium" (The God Particle Remix by Pzy-Clone/The Kovenant) |
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2. |
"Trinity Fields" (Drop's Synthetic Evolution by Drop/Sybreed) |
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3. |
"Babylon" (Underworld Lounge Remix by Nightmare Industries) |
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4. |
"Chertograd" (Junkyard Baby Remix by Dope Stars Inc.) |
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5. |
"Opium" (Nightfuture of Century Remix) |
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6. |
"Babylon" (Remixed by Matt LaPlant) |
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7. |
"Last Ammunition" (Xe-NONE Remix) (Competition Winner) |
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8. |
"New Dead Nation" (Of These Hope) (Competition Winner) |
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9. |
"Fuel Ignites" (Catronics Child of Light Mix) (Competition Winner) |
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10. |
"Division X" (Previously Unreleased) |
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11. |
"Black Medicines" (Previously Unreleased) |
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12. |
"Revolution Exodus" (Unreleased Demo) |
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13. |
"Our God the Drugs" (Unreleased Demo) |
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14. |
".Genocide" (Unreleased Demo) |
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15. |
"Fuel Ignites" (Fuel For Cowboys Remix by Skinny Disco) |
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16. |
"Chertograd" (Necrocock / Masters) |
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17. |
"Fuel Ignites" (Phoebus Remix) |
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Personnel
Chart positions
Chart (2009) |
Peak
position |
Finnish Albums Chart[7] |
32 |
Sweden Hard Rock[8] |
1 |
Sweden[9] |
10 |
Germany[10] |
36 |
German Alternative[11] |
7 |
Austria[12] |
43 |
Switzerland[13] |
69 |
UK[14] |
153 |
UK Indie[15] |
19 |
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