Deerhunter - Fading Frontier Album

Tracklist

1	Ad Astra	5:32
2	Breaker	3:31
3	Duplex Planet Electric Harpsichord – Holger Zapp, Tim GaneRecorded By [Harpsichord] – Jeff Fisher	2:40
4	Leather And Wood	5:56
5	Living My Life	3:49
6	Snakeskin Alto Saxophone [Treated Alto Saxophone] – Zumi RosowVocals [Vocal Cameo] – Faulkner	4:21
7	All The Same Noises [Remington Shotgun] – Simon Halliday	3:06
8	Take Care Percussion [Brutalist Percussion] – Cole AlexanderSynthesizer [Additional] – Ben H. AllenSynthesizer [Roland RS09], Tape [Sony TC377], Electronics, Tape [Tape Manipulation] – James Cargill	4:12
9	Carrion	3:00

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CAD3521	Deerhunter	Fading Frontier ‎(LP, Album)	4AD	CAD3521	US	2015
CAD3521	Deerhunter	Fading Frontier ‎(LP, Album)	4AD	CAD3521	UK & Europe	2015
CAD3521CD	Deerhunter	Fading Frontier ‎(CDr)	4AD	CAD3521CD	UK & Europe	Unknown
CAD 3521 CD	Deerhunter	Fading Frontier ‎(CD, Album)	4AD	CAD 3521 CD	US	2015
BGJ-1000, CAD3521CDJ	Deerhunter	Fading Frontier ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Hostess Entertainment Unlimited, 4AD	BGJ-1000, CAD3521CDJ	Japan	2015

Credits

• Bass – Josh McKay
• Booking – Sam Hunt , The Windish Agency
• Booking [EU] – Earth Agency, Rebecca Prochnik
• Design, Layout, Photography By [Additional Photography] – Bradford Cox
• Drums – Moses Archuleta
• Lacquer Cut By [Vinyl Cut By] – Alex Wharton
• Layout [Assistance] – Alison Fielding
• Layout [Digital Imaging Assistance] – Phil Laslett
• Legal – Paul Sommerstein
• Management – Martin Pike
• Management [Accounting] – RSA
• Management [Assistant To Deerhunter] – Ryan Stang
• Mastered By – Bob Ludwig
• Mastered By [Assisted By] – Bob Jackson
• Photography By [Band Photograph] – Ryan Stang
• Photography By [Cover] – John Divola
• Producer, Mixed By – Ben H. Allen III, Deerhunter
• Public Relations [PR] – Judy Miller Silverman, Motormouth Media
• Recorded By – Jason Kingsland, Sumner Jones
• Recorded By [Assisted By] – Zach Pyles
• Technician [Studio Assistants] – Ben Etter, Josh Bush , Patrick Feeley, Spencer Vaughan
• Vocals, Guitar – Bradford Cox, Lockett Pundt
• Written-By – Bradford Cox (tracks: 1 to 7, 9), Lockett Pundt (tracks: 8)

Notes

4-panel digipak with cut-out cover, clear tray & lyrics fold-out sheet.

All songs published by Beggars Music, Notown Sound BMI
except 'Ad Astra' Copyright Control

Ad Astra contains a sample of 'I Wish I Was A Mole In The Ground' by Bascom Lamar Lunsford (Universal) and published by Acorn Publishing

Electric Harpsichord an 'Duplex Planet' recorded at Bloody Hair, Berlin
James Cargill on 'Take Care' recorded at Future Crayon

Produced and mixed at Maze Studios, Atlanta Georgia May - June 2015
Mastered at Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, Maine

Cover Photograph: Zuma #25, 1978 / 2006. Courtesy of the artist and Laura Bartlett Gallery, © John Divola

Sticker Info:
"Deerhunter
Fading
Frontier
4AD"

P&C 2015 4AD Ltd
17-19 Alma Road London SW18 1AA
304 Hudson Street NYC NY 10013

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text / Scanned): 652637352122
• Label Code: LC Code:05897
• Matrix / Runout: B91509 CACD3521CD/CD
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD02
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 5J97

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – 4AD Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – 4AD Ltd.
• Published By – Beggars Music
• Published By – Notown Sound
• Published By – Copyright Control
• Published By – Acorn Publishing Ltd.
• Recorded At – Future Crayon
• Recorded At – Bloody Hair
• Produced At – Maze Studios, Atlanta
• Mixed At – Maze Studios, Atlanta
• Pressed By – GZ Media – B91509

Short intro

Fading Frontier is the seventh studio album by the American indie rock band Deerhunter, released on October 16, 2015 on 4AD. Produced Ben H. Allen, who had previously worked with the band on Halcyon Digest 2010, and the band itself, the album was preceded by the singles Snakeskin, Breaker and Living My Life. In December 2014, Bradford Cox was involved in a car crash which left him seriously injured, but also provided a perspective-giving jolt. Prior to the release of Fading Frontier, Cox. Fading Frontier is the seventh studio album by Deerhunter, released on October 16, 2015 on 4AD Records. Allen III and the band, continuing a collaboration that began with 2010s Halcyon Digest. The songs are brighter if not in content, then in the albums production. Starkness plays against clutter in what is the bands most complex yet accessible work to date. Fading Frontier Q&A. Album 2015 9 Songs. Retreating from the garage snarl of 2013s Monomania to the gauzy, melodic textures of 2010s Halcyon Digest, Deerhunter have made their warmest record yet. The psychedelic swoops of Breaker , synth pulse of Ad Astra and lysergic funk of Snakeskin all expertly find the biting point between invention and accessibility. The gorgeous sonics are regularly just a salve for caustic lyrics though, and Bradford Coxs outsider spirit rages with paranoia and self-laceration throughout. Fading Frontier Deerhunter. Deerhunter - Fading Frontier ALBUM REVIEW. Fading Frontier. Deerhunter - Fading Frontier 2015. To favorites 3 Download album. Listen album. Indie Rock. Songs in album Deerhunter - Fading Frontier 2015. Deerhunter - All The Same. Deerhunter - Living My Life. Deerhunter - Breaker. Deerhunter - Duplex Planet. Deerhunter - Take Care. Deerhunter - Leather And Wood. Deerhunter - Snakeskin. This album saw the departure of Frankie Broyles, who left the band in 2015 to focus on his solo career. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and Deerhunter album rollout usually coincides with some pithy and provocative statements from Bradford Cox on pop culture. He sort of obliged on Fading Frontier, calling most modern pop music totally unredeemable in an interview. But other than that, he seemed serene: Fifteen years I spent proving myself, he mused in that same piece. The only reason for me to make a record now is to make the record. Allen III. Faded Frontier sees Deerhunter return to form after 2013's sometimes patchy Monomania. Coming in around the half hour mark in runningFaded Frontier sees Deerhunter return to form after 2013's sometimes patchy Monomania. The first half of the album is a quarter hour of the most pure and wonderful indie pop. The second half of the album sees the band flex their experimental muscles a tad further but without ever over indulging