The Invisible - Rispah Album

Tracklist

1	The Great Wound	4:02
2	Generational	4:56
3	Lifeline	4:35
4	Wings	3:26
5	The Stain	5:17
6	Protection	7:45
7	Utopia	4:27
8	Surrender	4:24
9	The Wall	6:00
10	A Particle Of Love	1:27
11	What Happened	3:02

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ZENDNL188XW	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(12xFile, WAV, Album)	Ninja Tune	ZENDNL188XW	UK	2012
ZENCD188	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(CD, Album)	Ninja Tune	ZENCD188	Europe	2012
ZEN188	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd)	Ninja Tune	ZEN188	UK & Europe	2012
ZENDNL188X	The Invisible	Rispah ‎(12xFile, MP3, Album, 320)	Ninja Tune	ZENDNL188X	UK	2012
none	The Invisible	Rispah Album Instrumentals ‎(CD, Promo)	Ninja Tune	none	UK	2012

Notes

Promo only not for resale.
Comes in a card sleeve.

Barcodes

• Label Code: LC-12885

Companies

• Published By – Just Isn't Music
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ninja Tune
• Copyright (c) – Ninja Tune

Short intro

The Invisible is the debut album by The Invisible, released on March 9, 2009, on Matthew Herbert's label, Accidental Records in the UK. The album itself was released on 9 March 2009 and was produced by Matthew Herbert. London based singer Eska features as backing vocalist for all tracks apart from In Retrograde, London Girl and Spiral. The album was nominated for the 2009 Mercury Music Prize. Rispah, the new album from The Invisible, is, in the words of singer-guitarist Dave Okumu, a love letter to grief. The Invisible. Ninja Tune Ltd от лица компании Ninja Tune SODRAC, Third Side Music, Audiam Publishing, ASCAP и другие авторские общества 4. Rispah by The Invisible, released 08 June 2012 1. A Particle Of Love 2. Generational 3. Wings 4. Lifeline 5. What Happened 6. The Great Wound 7. Surrender 8. Utopia 9. The Wall 10. The Stain 11. Protection 12. Uninhibited Bonus Track Rispah, the new album from The Invisible, is, in the words of singer-guitarist Dave Okumu, a love letter to grief. Mid-way through recording a follow-up to 2009s Mercury-nominated debut album, Okumus mother passed away and the bands plans and aesthetic were thrown into turmoil. As Okumu remembers it, I couldn't engage with music for a long period. Rispah', the sophomore album by The Invisible and their first for Ninja Tune, is out now. The album, a love letter to grief following the passing of singer Dave Okumu's mother, is imbued with an inevitable melancholy but defined by a sense of hope. Throughout, the band reveal their rich creativity and musicianship. Echoes run through these songs of African music including beautifully-woven-in samples of the singers from Okumu's mother's funeral, psalm tones and devotional music, In A Silent Way-era Miles Davis, hints of minimal classical composers such as Ste. Following their 2009 Mercury nominated debut, The Invisible make a welcome return with their introspective follow-up Rispah, dedicated to lead singer Dave Okumus late mother. The three-piece supported each others musical projects for years before coming together as The Invisible, combining synthesized beats with an experimental rock edge on their self-titled debut that has earned them comparisons with contemporaries Wild Beasts and Bon Iver. While writing the second album Okumus mother, who is also the inspiration for the album's name, passed away. This led Okumu to write a love lette. Listen free to The Invisible Rispah A Particle of Love, Generational and more. 11 tracks 49:20. Album 2012 12 Songs. Rispah Bonus Track Version The Invisible. Invisible Rispah Review. Released 2012. Rispah is named after Okumus mother, who passed away during its writing. It is, palpably, a collection affected by loss vocals float ghostly in the mix, ethereal atmospheres draped over tender arrangements performed with bewitching poise. This is every second the sound of progress, comparable to Wild Beasts discernable development from Limbo, Panto to Two Dancers. And it deserves comparable levels of critical acclaim. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download