Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest Album

Tracklist

1	Memory Boy	2:09
2	He Would Have Laughed Producer [Additional] – Ben H. Allen, DeerhunterRecorded By – Bradford	7:30
3	Helicopter	4:58
4	Coronado Acoustic Guitar [12-string] – Paul McPhersonSaxophone – Bill Oglesby	3:19
5	Fountain Stairs Lyrics By – L. PundtMusic By – L. PundtSaxophone – Bill Oglesby	2:38
6	Sailing	5:00
7	Desire Lines Lyrics By – L. PundtMusic By – L. Pundt	5:47
8	Revival	2:14
9	Earthquake	5:00
10	Basement Scene Engineer [Assistant] – Winston BarbeMixed By – David BarbeProducer – Henry Barbe	3:41
11	Don't Cry	2:49

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CAD 3X38CD	Deerhunter	Halcyon Digest ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	4AD	CAD 3X38CD	Europe	2010
MBB20054	Deerhunter	Halcyon Digest ‎(CD, Album, Jew)	Selecta	MBB20054	Argentina	2012
CAD 3X38	Deerhunter	Halcyon Digest ‎(LP, Album)	4AD	CAD 3X38	UK & US	2010
HN793CD	Deerhunter	Halcyon Digest ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	High Note Records	HN793CD	Taiwan	2010
CAD 3X38CD	Deerhunter	Halcyon Digest ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	4AD	CAD 3X38CD	Australia & New Zealand	2010

Credits

• Artwork, Layout, Typography – Bradford Cox
• Engineer – Henry Barbe
• Engineer [Asst.] – Drew Vandenberg
• Layout [Assistance] – Dan Gallo
• Legal – Paul Sommerstein
• Management – Martin Pike
• Mastered By – J.Lambert
• Mixed By – Ben H. Allen
• Mixed By [Assistant] – Robert Gardner
• Photography By [Back] – Bradford Cox
• Photography By [Cover] – George Mitchell
• Photography By [Live] – Will Govus
• Producer – Ben H. Allen (tracks: A1 to A6, B2 to B5), Deerhunter (tracks: A1 to A6, B2 to B5)

Notes

In PVC wallet with sticker on.

Includes free download code coupon with link to www.beggarsgroupusa.com.

Deadwax includes a 'U' in a circle signifying pressed at United Record Pressing.

Similar to Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest, except track A6 fades out about 1 minute earlier. This pressing can be visibly differentiated from the other by the following:
Track A6 band is about 21 mm wide
Runout etching includes "J. Lambert @ JLM"

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 6 52637 30381 0
• Barcode (String): 652637303810
• Matrix / Runout (Side A): CAD3X38LP A J.Lambert@JLM
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): CAD3X38LP B J.Lambert@JLM

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – 4AD Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – 4AD Ltd.
• Pressed By – United Record Pressing
• Lacquer Cut At – Joe Lambert Mastering
• Recorded At – Chase Park Transduction
• Recorded At – Notown Sound
• Mixed At – Maze Studios, Atlanta

Video

Album

Halcyon Digest is the fifth studio album by American indie rock band Deerhunter. It was released September 28, 2010 to universal critical acclaim. It was the band's first album distributed exclusively by 4AD worldwide previously 4AD only handled overseas distribution while Kranky handled it within the U. S The album was produced by both the band and Ben H. Allen, and was recorded at Chase Park Transduction studios in Athens, Georgia. The final track, He Would Have Laughed was recorded separately by. Deerhunter- Halcyon Digest ALBUM REVIEW. Genre: Indie Rock. Its not as immediate as previous Deerhunter albums, but Halcyon Digest has an appeal all its own: Its as difficult to grasp - and as hard to shake - as a memory lingering at the back of your brain. Full Review. Halcyon Digest is Deerhunters fifth album. The album features the bands trademark meshing of shoegaze and pop, with song lengths ranging from a quick two minutes to a complex seven-and-a-half. Released on September 28, 2010 to nearly universal acclaim, it cemented the bands status as one of the most inventive groups of the 2000s. The Japanese version of this release included two bonus instrumental tracks, Rhythm and Colorscale. Halcyon Digest Q&A. Halcyon Digest reveals a quieter, sometimes gentler Deerhunter than expected, and while Cox doesn't exactly sound tired, there's an occasional rasp in his voice that wasn't there before. Instead of emphasizing sonics that spiral out into the stratosphere as they did on Microcastle or Rainwater Cassette Exchange, the band focuses on the dream part of their dream pop. Halcyon Digest is a record about the joy of music discovery, the thrill of listening for the first time to a potential future favorite, and that sense of boundless possibility when you're still innocent of indie-mainstream politics and your personal canon is far from set. In revisiting that youthful enthusiasm, Deerhunter brilliantly rekindle it, and the result meets MicrocastleWeird Era Cont. as the band's most exhilarating work to date. Deerhunter have never lacked ambition. 2007 breakout Cryptograms came as two discrete halves: one front-loaded with ambient drifts and clanging post-punk aggression, the other blasting off into sunny psych-pop. Deerhunter Halcyon Digest. 0 excellent. by Lewis STAFF October 18th, 2010 702 replies. Release Date: 2010 Tracklist. Review Summary: A great album, tweaked. Ill retract a bit to delve into my first paragraph. For a while I sat on Halcyon Digest and found myself dissatisfied. Earthquake has all the trappings of a great intro, and services the titillating build-up that has become a staple of releases such as this, which I leave in quotations only to point out the absurdity I felt in this pandering. As soon as Dont Cry lifts and locks into its groove, its abrupt mood-shift rings hollow, unable to contend with the heavy atmosphere that lingers heavy over the succeeding album. Listen free to Deerhunter Halcyon Digest Earthquake, Don't Cry and more. 11 tracks 45:01. Halcyon Digest is the fourth studio album by American indie rock band Deerhunter. It was the band's first album distributed exclusively by 4AD worldwide previously 4AD only handled overseas distribution while Kranky Records handled it within the U. S The album was self-produced with assistance from Ben Allen and was recorded at Chase Park Transduction studios in Athens, Georgia. Marrying punk grit with the romantic lilt of doo-wop ballads and early '60s pop, the band created a kind of modern noir-seductive and mysterious but alluringly rough around the edges. Songs like Revival and Memory Boy ring out like a basement-dwelling version of The Byrds Basement Scene is their La Bamba -a fascinating take on the past by one of the presents most unusual indie rock bands. Your chance to hear the band's fourth album before it's released