Effloresce (album)

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Effloresce
Studio album by Oceansize
Released September 29, 2003
Recorded Jacob's Studio, Farnham, Surrey, February–March 2003
Genre New prog
Post-rock
Length 75:34
Label Beggars Banquet Records
Producer Chris Sheldon, Oceansize
Oceansize chronology

Relapse EP
(2002)
Effloresce
(2003)
Music for Nurses
(2004)

Effloresce is the debut album by British progressive rock band Oceansize, released on 29 September 2003. It garnered considerable praise from critics.

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Track listing

All songs written by Oceansize.

  1. I Am the Morning – 4:18
  2. Catalyst – 6:40
  3. One Day All This Could Be Yours – 4:19
  4. Massive Bereavement (Featuring Can) – 9:59
  5. Rinsed – 3:58
  6. You Wish – 6:00
  7. Remember Where You Are – 5:22
  8. Amputee – 5:32
  9. Unravel – 2:50
  10. Women Who Love Men Who Love Drugs – 8:30
  11. Saturday Morning Breakfast Show – 9:04
  12. Long Forgotten – 8:57

Trivia

  • The piano line playing on Track 9, "Unravel," is an excerpt of the second piece, Le Gibet, from Maurice Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit.
  • The title of "Women Who Love Men Who Love Drugs" was coined by bassist Jon Ellis, who saw the headline of the same name in Cosmopolitan Magazine.[1]

Personnel

  • Mike Vennart – guitar, vocals
  • Steve Durose – guitar, backing vocals
  • Richard 'Gambler' Ingram – guitar
  • Jon Ellis – bass, keyboards
  • Mark Heron – drums

Additional personnel

  • Chris Sheldon – production (with Oceansize), mixing
  • Adrian Newton – assistant engineer
  • Louis Read – assistant engineer
  • Dario Dendi – assistant engineer
  • Jack Clark – assistant engineer
  • Martin & Kimberly McCarrick – cello, violin, viola on "Massive Bereavement" and "Long Forgotten"
  • Claire Lemmon – backing vocals on "Massive Bereavement" and "Saturday Morning Breakfast Show"

References

  1. "Oceansize". Freewilliamsburg.com. Retrieved 2012-02-14. 

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