Artist |
Zombi |
Album Title: |
Spirit Animal |
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Primary Genre |
Electronic |
Format |
CD |
Released |
02/04/2009 |
Label |
Relapse Records |
Catalog No |
RR6117 |
Bar Code No |
7 81676 61172 0 |
Packaging |
Jewelcase |
Tracks |
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Spirit Animal (14:00)
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Spirit Warrior (8:55)
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Earthly Powers (10:45)
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Cosmic Powers (6:46)
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5.
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Through Time (17:29)
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Date Acquired |
08/24/2014 |
Personal Rating |
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Acquired from |
Amazon |
Purchase Price |
9.54 |
Web Links |
All Music Guide Entry: Discogs Entry: |
Notes |
Comes in 2-panel digipak.
Recorded January - February 2008 at El Studio II, Pittsburgh, PA, and from March - June 2008 at Nightmare City Studios, Nyack, NY.
?&© 2009 Relapse Records, Inc.
foobar2000 1.2.9 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2014-08-26 22:53:41
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Analyzed: Zombi / Spirit Animal
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR8 -0.16 dB -12.10 dB 14:01 01-Spirit Animal
DR9 -0.17 dB -10.65 dB 8:55 02-Spirit Warrior
DR8 -0.15 dB -9.96 dB 10:45 03-Earthly Powers
DR12 -0.16 dB -13.47 dB 6:47 04-Cosmic Powers
DR11 -0.16 dB -12.37 dB 17:30 05-Through Time
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Number of tracks: 5
Official DR value: DR10
Samplerate: 44100 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 16
Bitrate: 917 kbps
Codec: FLAC
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Reviews |
All Music Guide Review:
Review by Greg Prato
On their 2006 release, Cosmos, it sounded as if the lads in Zombi were obsessed with Moving Pictures/Signals-era Rush. But on their 2009 release, Spirit Animal, it seems like the group has set their sights on Trevor Rabin era Yes (especially on such tunes as the title track). One obvious difference between the group's last two releases is that on Spirit, the duo has now introduced guitar to their synth-heavy sound (without introducing a third member however -- bassist/synth player Steve Moore somehow also handles six-string duties). However, Zombi remains a 100-percent instrumental affair, so any chance of this slightly more traditional approach to synth rock crossing over to the masses seems pretty far out of reach. That said, if you're into smartly composed and performed rock -- without coming off like a group of dorks merely showing off how many hours they've committed to shredding away on their respective instruments in their bedrooms -- Zombi certainly deliver with Spirit Animal.
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