Lucid Interval

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Lucid Interval
Studio album by Cephalic Carnage
Released August 20, 2002 (2002-08-20)
Genre Deathgrind
Length 57:39
Label Relapse
Producer Cephalic Carnage, Dave Otero
Cephalic Carnage chronology

Exploiting Dysfunction
(2000)		 Lucid Interval
(2002)		 Halls of Amenti
(2002)
Alternative cover
LP and 2011 reissue cover
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic [1]
Pitchfork Media 8.1/10 [2]
Stylus Magazine B+[3]

Lucid Interval is the third full-length album released by Cephalic Carnage. It was released in 2002 via Relapse Records. The album was reissued by Relapse Records with a bonus track on September 13, 2011.[4]

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "Scolopendra Cingulata"   1:35
2. "Fortuitous Oddity"   0:44
3. "Anthro Emesis"   6:21
4. "The Isle of California"   1:21
5. "Pseudo"   5:56
6. "Friend of Mine"   0:08
7. "Rebellion"   3:56
8. "Zuno Gyakusatsu"   0:53
9. "Black Metal Sabbath"   6:15
10. "Cannabism"   0:45
11. "Lucid Interval"   4:11
12. "Misguided"   0:56
13. "Puff de la Morte" (bonus track on reissue) 2:36
14. "Redundant"   2:44
15. "Arsonist Savior"   21:16
16. Untitled   0:36

Personnel

Cephalic Carnage

  • Lenzig Leal – vocals
  • Zac Joe – guitar
  • John Merryman – drums
  • Steve Goldberg – guitar
  • Jawsh Mullen – bass

Additional musicians

  • Matt Blanks (Happy Pappy) – electronics, ambient noise
  • Angela Vigil (Autopsy Commission) – vocals ("Anthro-Emesis")
  • Donovan Breazaeale (Autopsy Commission) – vocals ("Anthro-Emesis")
  • Diego Sanchez (Disgorge) – vocals ("Anthro-Emesis")
  • A.J. Magana (Disgorge) – vocals ("Anthro-Emesis")
  • Keith Sanchez (Catheter) – vocals ("The Isle of California")
  • Keith Coombes (Deadspeak) – vocals ("Pseudo")
  • Dirk (Evulsion) – vocals ("Pseudo")
  • Terry Christbutcher (Excommunion) – vocals ("Zuno Gyakusatsu")
  • The Choir of the Damned (Dave Otero (Serberus), Dirk Trujillo (Evulsion), Ron (Mandrake), Keith Sanchez, Tina Sanchez, Than Wilson (Deadspeak), Keith Coombes (Deadspeak)) – backing vocals ("Black Metal Sabbath")
  • Ron (Mandrake) – vocals ("Cannabism")
  • Tony Perez – acoustic guitar ("Cannabism")
  • Joe Tapia (Laughing Dog, Noisear) – vocals ("Misguided")
  • Alex Marquez (Laughing Dog, Noisear) – vocals ("Misguided")
  • Dylan Yost – violin ("Arsonist Savior")
  • Jae Foetusgrubber – backing vocals ("Arsonist Savior")

Production

  • Dave Otero – recording, production, mixing, mastering (Hellion II Studios)
  • Cephalic Carnage – production
  • Steve Sundberg – additional mastering
  • Matthew F. Jacobson – executive production

References

  1. ↑ "Lucid Interval". allmusic.com. 
  2. ↑ "Lucid Interval". pitchfork.com. 
  3. ↑ "Lucid Interval". stylusmagazine.com. 
  4. ↑ http://www.relapse.com/lucid-interval-reissue.html

External links

Cephalic Carnage
  • Lenzig Leal
  • John Merryman
  • Steve Goldberg
  • Nick Schendzielos
  • Brian Hopp
  • Doug Williams
  • Jawsh Mullen
  • Zac Joe
Studio albums
Extended plays
Demos
Splits
  • Cephalic Carnage / Deprayved
  • Cephalic Carnage / Adnauseam
  • Impaled / Cephalic Carnage
  • Perversion... and the Guilt After / Version 5.Obese
  • HF Seveninches Collection Vol. 1
  • Double Impact
Categories
  • Albums
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