Mass Movement Of The Moth - Outerspace Album

Tracklist

1	Ous We Are	3:42
2	2:13 AM	1:47
3	Translucent Insides	1:55
4	Idle Minds Speak In Binary	2:46
5	Fang	2:39
6	Riddle Me 666	4:10
7	Crime	4:48
8	Seven	3:38
9	De-Viced	2:54
10	Crimps And Ties	2:36

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EXF025	Mass Movement Of The Moth	Outerspace ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Exotic Fever Records	EXF025	US	2006
AL-081	Mass Movement Of The Moth	Outerspace ‎(LP, Ltd)	Alone Records	AL-081	US	2007
AL-081	Mass Movement Of The Moth	Outerspace ‎(LP, Ltd, Gre)	Alone Records	AL-081	US	2007

Credits

• Artwork – Ashley Arnwine
• Bass, Vocals – Christian Brady
• Drums – Joey Doubek
• Guitar – Ashley Arnwine
• Layout – Adam Lake, Ashley Arnwine
• Mastered By – Alan Douches, Kim Dumas
• Melodica, Vocals – Danny Koniowsky (tracks: 2, 8)
• Recorded By – Jeff Kane
• Synth, Vocals, Melodica, Theremin, Steel Drums – Adam Lake
• Theremin – James Willett (tracks: 9)
• Vocals – Lindsey Ranck (tracks: 4, 6)

Notes

Includes poster insert with lyrics.
Pre-order Edition also include screen-printed poster on transparent paper.

Pressing info:
100: Pink vinyl, for pre-order/mailorder. (this)
100: Green vinyl.
300: Black vinyl.

Short intro

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