Preoccupations - Preoccupations Album

Tracklist

1	Monotony
2	Fever
3	Memory
4	Sense
5	Zodiac
6	Stimulation
7	Forbidden
8	Anxiety
9	Degraded

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
JAG290	Preoccupations	Preoccupations ‎(CD, Album)	Jagjaguwar	JAG290	US	2016
JAG290CT	Preoccupations	Preoccupations ‎(Cass)	Jagjaguwar	JAG290CT	US	2016
none	Preoccupations	Preoccupations ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Jagjaguwar	none	US	2016
JAG290	Preoccupations	Preoccupations ‎(9xFile, MP3, 320)	Jagjaguwar	JAG290	2016
JAG290, JAG290LPC1	Preoccupations	Preoccupations ‎(LP, Album, Cle + 7" + CD, Album + Dlx)	Jagjaguwar, Jagjaguwar	JAG290, JAG290LPC1	US	2016

Credits

• Artwork [Inside] – Pat Flegel
• Design – Marc Rimmer
• Keyboards – Graham Walsh (tracks: B3, B5)
• Mastered By – Paul Gold
• Mixed By – Graham Walsh
• Producer – Graham Walsh, Matthew Flegel, Scott Munro
• Recorded By – Graham Walsh, Scott Munro
• Vocals – Dan Boeckner (tracks: A4), Julie Fader (tracks: A1, A4)
• Vocals, Drone – Jessie Stein (tracks: A4)
• Written-By – Preoccupations

Notes

Vinyl Me, Please exclusive blue pressing.
Limited to 500 copies.
Numbered on back cover by sticker.
Category JAG290LPC2 derived from barcode sticker on rear of shrinkwrap

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0656605229034
• Barcode (Stickered, Text): 6 5660 52290 9 6
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): JAG290LP A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): JAG290LP B salt

Companies

• Exclusive Retailer – Vinyl Me, Please
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Jagjaguwar
• Copyright (c) – Jagjaguwar
• Mastered At – Salt Mastering
• Recorded At – The Barn Window Studio
• Recorded At – Lost Cause Studios
• Recorded At – The Area
• Recorded At – Monty's Place
• Recorded At – Basketball 4 Life
• Recorded At – Breakglass Studios
• Mixed At – Breakglass Studios
• Mixed At – Basketball 4 Life

Short intro

Preoccupations is the second studio album by Canadian rock band Preoccupations, released on September 16, 2016, by Flemish Eye in Canada and Jagjaguwar in the United States. It was the band's first album released under this name, after changing it from Viet Cong in 2015. The album was preceded by the singles Anxiety, Degraded and Memory. Preoccupations by Preoccupations, released 16 September 2016 1. Anxiety 2. Monotony 3. Zodiac 4. Memory 5. Degraded 6. Sense 7. Forbidden 8. Stimulation 9. Fever When the four members of Preoccupations wrote and recorded their new record, they were in a state of near total instability. Years-long relationships ended they left homes behind. Frontman Matt Flegel, guitarist Danny Christiansen, multi-instrumentalist Scott Munro and drummer Mike Wallace all moved to different cities. They resolved to change their band name, but hadnt settled on a new one. And their road-tested, honed approach to. Город: . Listen free to Preoccupations Preoccupations Anxiety, Monotony and more. 9 tracks 38:17. The Canadian post-punk previously known as known as Viet Cong return with a new name and a new album produced by Graham Walsh. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the Preoccupations. Preoccupations is the second studio album from the band of the same name Viet Cong. Preoccupations Q&A. Design By Marc Rimmer. Artwork by Pat Flegel. Mastering By Paul Gold. Mixing By Graham Walsh. Альбом 2016 Песен: 9. On their first album as Preoccupations, they live up to their moniker to an almost scary degree, sounding engrossed in thought to the point of pathological obsession. With a sense of urgency and uneaseSecond guessing just about everything sings Matt Flegel to open the album, in a song called Anxiety. Internal stress marks every track, in phrases like spinning in a vacuum, falling into mania, so close to exhaustion, overwhelmed, and its coming from all angles. What makes Preoccupations much more than a circular exercise in self-analysis is the vitality of the music. Theres a tense, nervous energy running through all the tracks, which connect to each other like wires that spark electrical currents when they meet. The same could be said of the bands self-titled album as Viet Cong, which also crackled with highly-concentrated vigor. For my 628th review, I dig into controversial name changes and the second self-titled album from the Canadian band formerly known as Viet Cong. Like their previous name, the nervy juxtapositions of sounds and attitudes on their previous album sometimes felt like they were trying a little too hard it may be coincidence, but as Preoccupations, they're less frenetic and more determined. Both Viet Cong and this album feature 11-minute showcases for the strengths of their respective incarnations. Death was equally taut and bludgeoning, a ferocious, at times bewildering, testament to Viet Cong's nimble shifts and sheer endurance