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1999 studio album by Beyond Dawn
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Electric Sulking Machine is an album by the Norwegian band Beyond Dawn.[2] The album was recorded in Liverpool and released on Peaceville in 1999.
Track listing
- "Violence Heals" – 5:48
- "Addictions Are Private" – 4:26
- "On the Subject of Turning Insane" – 5:25
- "Certain Qualities" – 5:08
- "Fairy Liquid" – 4:21
- "Aagé" – 5:08
- "Pop Ist Verboten" – 2:49
- "Cigarette" – 6:27
- "Pacific Blue Disorder" – 4:39
- "Hairy Liquor" (Mer Kraft I Hver Draabe) – 4:14
Personnel
- Tore Gjedrem – bass guitar
- Petter Haavik – guitar
- Espen Ingierd – guitar and vocals
- Einar Sjursø (Virus, Ved Buens Ende) – drums
Guests
- Pål Bråtlund – bass guitar on "Certain Qualities"
- Kate Havnevik – additional vocals on "Addictions Are Private" and "Certain Qualities"
- Lisa Ericsson – vocals on "Aagé"
References