The Invisible - Rispah FLAC

The Invisible Downtempo Indie Rock 2012 UK

Tracklist

1	A Particle Of Love	1:27
2	Generational	4:56
3	Wings	3:26
4	Lifeline	4:35
5	What Happened	3:02
6	The Great Wound	4:02
7	Surrender	4:24
8	Utopia	4:27
9	The Wall	6:00
10	The Stain	5:17
11	Protection	7:45

Companies, etc.

Published By – Just Isn't Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ninja Tune
Copyright (c) – Ninja Tune
Recorded At – The Pool, London
Recorded At – Snap Studios
Recorded At – Surrender All
Mixed At – Miloco Garden
Mastered At – Gateway Mastering

Credits

Art Direction, Design – Tom Skipp
Engineer [Hardcell] – Richard File
Engineer [Hollow Man] – Dave Invisible*
Engineer [Snap, Assistant] – Marco Pasquariello
Engineer [Snap] – Demus
Engineer [Surrender All] – Pablo Clements
Engineer [The Pool] – Ferg Peterkin, Mark Rankin
Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
Mixed By – Craig Silvey
Mixed By [Assistant] – Bryan Wilson
Producer – Richard File
Producer [Additional] – The Invisible
Written-By, Performer – The Invisible

Notes

Fold-out cardboard sleeve with insert.
Made in EU.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5021392729121
Label Code: LC 12885

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ZENDNL188XW	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(12xFile, WAV, Album)	Ninja Tune	ZENDNL188XW	UK	2012
ZEN188	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd)	Ninja Tune	ZEN188	UK & Europe	2012
ZENDNL188X	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(12xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Ninja Tune	ZENDNL188X	UK	2012
NLSCD073	The Invisible	Rispah: Licensing Edition ‎(2xCD, Album, Ltd, Promo)	Ninja Tune Licensing Sampler	NLSCD073	UK	2012
ZENCD187P	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	Ninja Tune	ZENCD187P	UK	2012

santa

The Invisible reappear on Ninja Tune for RISPAH, their second album. Their blend of shoegaze, electronics and indie rock grow to fill the space of "Generational" and "Wings." Much like Ninja Tune compatriots Stateless, they occupy that space where hybridity seems only natural; they're layers harmonies linger like traces of mist at night, even when they get more electronic, as with the opening of "Lifeline" or with the beatless linger of "What Happened." A sense of sadness lays over the album, carried mostly in Dave Okumu's echoing vocals. It's particularly apparent on "Surrender" or on the wobbly "The Wall." The longer final track, "Protection" slowly builds in grandeur to achieve a dreamy state. Quite an achievement.

Eayaroler

Nice write up, the clips are sounding good on amazon. It's going in the basket. Thanks!