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There Is No Year
2020 studio album by Algiers From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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There Is No Year is the third studio album by American experimental band Algiers. It was released through Matador Records on January 17, 2020.[1] The album was produced by Randall Dunn and Ben Greenberg. During the lead up to the release, the band issued two non-album singles, "Can the Sub_Bass Speak?" and the Adult Swim Singles Club release of "Void". Special editions of the album include these songs as bonus tracks.
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Background
The concept for the album was based around a poem, by singer Franklin James Fisher, entitled Misophonia.[2]
Critical reception
There Is No Year has received generally positive reviews. AllMusic described the album as extending "the reach of their previous outings while offering a more strategically articulated, disciplined musicality without sacrificing their core sound or blunting their emotional impact."[4] NME described the album's lyrics as urgent and more precise than their predecessor's. They also praised the album's diverse sound for blending post-punk, ’60s soul, gospel, disco and noise.[8]
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Track listing
Personnel
All personnel credits adapted from There Is No Year album notes.[1]
Algiers
- Franklin James Fisher
- Ryan Mahan
- Lee Tesche
- Matt Tong
Vocals, guitar, bass, drums, programming, piano, synthesizers, percussion, sheet metal, prepared instruments and eight-stringed oddities
Additional musicians
- Skerik – saxophone
- LaToya Kent – backing vocals
- Kyle Kidd – backing vocals
- Lou the Dog – backing vocals
Technical
- Randall Dunn – producer, mixing, additional programming, modular synth, percussion and sound design, Korg MS-20, Modal 001, Ensoniq ESQ-1
- Ben Greenberg – producer, additional programming and MPC 2000
- Garrett DeBlock – mixing assistant
- Jason Ward – mastering
- Farbod Kokabi – art direction and design
- Kenji Anorve; – studio assistant (studio E)
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