Bright Sparks by I Monster
Tracklist
Credits
released February 26, 2016
All tracks written, performed and produced by I Monster, with additional writing by Peter Rophone on ‘Buchla’, Tara Busch on ‘Mellotron’ and John Foxx on ‘Electronic Dream Plant’.
Recorded at The Bowling Green and Pig View studios in Sheffield, England.
Stewart Lee’s narrations recorded by Mark Restuccia at West Digital, London.
Moog Modular IIIC, Moog 12 Stage Phaser, ARP 2500 and Buchla
100 recorded with Benge at Memetune Studios, London.
Mastered by Noel Summerville at 3345 Mastering, London.
Artwork by Varrod Goblink. Synth photography by Ian Legge.
All instruments played by I Monster with the following additional performers:
The fantastic tale of Dr. MOOG and the birth of the shimmering beast.
Vocals: Philip Loutsis
Backing vocal: Philly Smith
The uncertain contents of the BUCHLA box.
Vocals: Peter Rophone and Tiana Krahn
Guitar: Peter Rophone
Drums: Ross Orton
Alan R. Pearlman and the ARPiological exploration of the cosmos.
Arp Odyssey burps and farts: Dave Spiers
The ballad of Harry CHAMBERLIN and the surreptitious window cleaner.
Vocals: Don Himlin and Evelyn Himlin
The Bradley Brothers realise the transmutation of the Chamberlin to the MELLOTRON.
Vocals: Tara Busch
Additional acoustic guitar: Kevin Pearce
London, 1969—The Wizards of Putney deny accusations of unholy enchantment at the Electronic Music Studios (EDP).
Vocals: Philly Smith
Dialogue: Peter Zinovieff
Electronic Dream Plant (EDP)—the dirt in the ointment.
Vocals: John Foxx
The further adventures of K. FREEMAN and his incredible machine of a thousand strings.
Vocals: Peter Rophone
Freeman String Symphoniser: Gordon Reid
Narrations: Tara Busch (Tracks 1 to 4) and Stewart Lee (Tracks 5 to 8)
All tracks written, performed and produced by I Monster, with additional writing by Peter Rophone on ‘Buchla’, Tara Busch on ‘Mellotron’ and John Foxx on ‘Electronic Dream Plant’.
Recorded at The Bowling Green and Pig View studios in Sheffield, England.
Stewart Lee’s narrations recorded by Mark Restuccia at West Digital, London.
Moog Modular IIIC, Moog 12 Stage Phaser, ARP 2500 and Buchla
100 recorded with Benge at Memetune Studios, London.
Mastered by Noel Summerville at 3345 Mastering, London.
Artwork by Varrod Goblink. Synth photography by Ian Legge.
All instruments played by I Monster with the following additional performers:
The fantastic tale of Dr. MOOG and the birth of the shimmering beast.
Vocals: Philip Loutsis
Backing vocal: Philly Smith
The uncertain contents of the BUCHLA box.
Vocals: Peter Rophone and Tiana Krahn
Guitar: Peter Rophone
Drums: Ross Orton
Alan R. Pearlman and the ARPiological exploration of the cosmos.
Arp Odyssey burps and farts: Dave Spiers
The ballad of Harry CHAMBERLIN and the surreptitious window cleaner.
Vocals: Don Himlin and Evelyn Himlin
The Bradley Brothers realise the transmutation of the Chamberlin to the MELLOTRON.
Vocals: Tara Busch
Additional acoustic guitar: Kevin Pearce
London, 1969—The Wizards of Putney deny accusations of unholy enchantment at the Electronic Music Studios (EDP).
Vocals: Philly Smith
Dialogue: Peter Zinovieff
Electronic Dream Plant (EDP)—the dirt in the ointment.
Vocals: John Foxx
The further adventures of K. FREEMAN and his incredible machine of a thousand strings.
Vocals: Peter Rophone
Freeman String Symphoniser: Gordon Reid
Narrations: Tara Busch (Tracks 1 to 4) and Stewart Lee (Tracks 5 to 8)
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I Monster was born in 1998. The gentlemen responsible are Dean Honer and Jarrod Gosling. They specialise in a sort of left field psychedelic, new wave, electronic pop, sort of. Up to now the band have released three albums. Notable feathers in their caps are hit 'Daydream In Blue' and 'The Blue Wrath (theme from 'Shaun Of The Dead'). Their music is used in countless TV shows across the world.