9 thoughts on “ Changing The Rain - The Horrors - Skying (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Skying on Discogs/5(17).

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2. Mar 17,  · referencing Skying, CD, Album, XLCD After the haunting and dark entry Primary Colours the hair-goth five-piece are beginning to see the light. With the absence of an external producer The Horrors expand their sound towards a more light, tripped-out, My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream, Spacemen 3-kind affair/5().

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3. Primary Colours wasn't a bad album at all- quite good actually- it was just unexpected. I was momentarily hampered by my own expectations of what The Horrors sound like, so I didn't expect The Horrors to produce something so polished, so mature. Skying continues this high level of production and it's a force to be recognized/5(59).

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4. CD, Album 1 Changing The Rain You Said I Can See Through You Endless Blue Dive In Still Life Wild Eyed Moving Further Away Monica Gems Oceans Burning

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5. CD $ CD Notify me. the horrors make their eagerly awaited return with the release of a 10 track new album on xl recordings. 'skying', self-produced and recorded in the horrors' own self built studio in london's dalston, was mixed by grammy award winner craig silvey. 'skying' is the band's third long player, and follows 's mercury prize.

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6. Differences from this release The Horrors - Skying: This release not includes 5 12"x12" prints of each band member - Blue sticker have no "Special Edition", only "The Horrors" - This release have additional black sticker "XL Recordings" - This release includes Code for free Download of the entire album.

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7. Discogs: Vinyl, Skying. リリースのクレジット、レビュー、トラックを確認し、購入。.

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8. "Changing the Rain" Released: 12 March ; Skying is the third studio album by British band The Horrors. The album was released on 11 July in the UK and on 9 August in the USA on XL Recordings. Background and recording. Recorded by the group in their self-built London studio, it is the first album they produced themselves.

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9. Primary Colours wasn't a bad album at all- quite good actually- it was just unexpected. I was momentarily hampered by my own expectations of what The Horrors sound like, so I didn't expect The Horrors to produce something so polished, so mature. Skying continues this high level of production and it's a force to be recognized/5(60).

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