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| | | Picture Palace musicNatatoriumMusic For Moonlight Drives & Swimming Pools
- Studio, released August 2009 -
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Covers | | | CD-R release 2009 Artwork: Gynth Beator, Sascha Beator & Thorsten Quaeschning | CD-R release 2009 Artwork: Gynth Beator, Sascha Beator & Thorsten Quaeschning Cover Design: Lothar Lubitz |
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Tracks | | | | | | | | [a] | 1. | Drowning Moon And Eleven Suns | 7:29 | 2. | Moon Dial | 14:46 | 3. | Blue-Hour-Glass | 11:08 | 4. | Risk Pool | 8:58 | 5. | Drowning Suns On Moonlight Drive | 4:33 | 6. | The Gretchen Tragedy | 7:14 | Total running time | 54:08 |
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Details | | | | | Recording date | 2009 | Recording site(s) | Eastgate Studios (Vienna), OrBeat Studios (Berlin), Q-Music Studios (Berlin), Townend Studios (Berlin) | Composer(s) | Sascha Beator, Thorsten Quaeschning | Musician(s) | Sascha Beator (synthesizer), Thorsten Quaeschning (guitar, memotron, piano, synthesizer, vocoder) | Producer(s) | Thorsten Quaeschning |
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Notes | | | On August 8th, 2009 Picture palace music performed at the Stadtbad Steglitz in Berlin, a drained Art Nouveau style architectured public bath. On this occasion, the band released the album Natatorium. While the first five tracks of the album were especially composed for the event (and formed the first set of the evening), the last track is one more outtake from the (yet unreleased) soundtrack for the Faust movie. |
| | | Two weeks after its initial release on CD-R the album became available as download from the PPM web shop as well. |
| | | Due to its great success, the album was re-released by the German EM label Syngate in December 2009, again on CD-R. By now, there has been no proper CD release of this album. |
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Releases | | | | | Germany | - 2009: PPM Web Shop
- CD-R: PPM016
- 2009: Syngate
- CD-R: CD-R 2170
| Worldwide | - 2009: PPM Web Shop
- Download: individual tracks or complete release as MP3
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