Mp3 The Contortionist - Exoplanet

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Band [The Contortionist], Bass – Christopher Tilley
• Band [The Contortionist], Drums – Joey Baca
• Band [The Contortionist], Guitar [Guitars] – Cameron Maynard, Robby Baca
• Band [The Contortionist], Vocals, Keyboards [Keyboard] – Jonathan Carpenter
• Keyboards [Additional Keys] – Alex Smith (tracks: 8)
• Keyboards [Keys], Programmed By [Programming] – Eric Guenther
• Layout, Design – Forefathers
• Management – Strong Management
• Mastered By – Alan Douches
• Producer [Additional/Keyboard Production By] – Jordan King
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Ken Susi
• Remix [Mixed By] – Jamie King
• Remix [Remixed By], Remastered By – Jamie King

Notes

Jewel case with clear tray and 6-panel fold-out.

Manufactured in the United States.

Additional/Keyboard Production at Voltaic Recording - Indianapolis, IN
Remixed/Remastered in 2015 at The Basement Recording NC - Winston-Salem, NC

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 8 56449 00233 0
• Barcode (Scanned): 856449002330
• Matrix / Runout: 12/08/2015 01:25:44.PM #152618 IFPI LN08 2860550 01
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI LN08
• Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI HD05
• Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI JI02

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Good Fight Entertainment LLC
• Copyright (c) – Good Fight Entertainment LLC
• Recorded At – System Recordings
• Produced At – Voltaic Recording
• Mixed At – System Recordings
• Remixed At – The Basement Studios
• Mastered At – West West Side Music
• Remastered At – The Basement Studios
• Glass Mastered At – CDA ImPressing Solutions, USA – 2860550

Video

Album

Exoplanet is the debut studio album by progressive metal band The Contortionist, released through Good Fight Entertainment on August 31, 2010. Guitarist Robby Baca explained, The rest of the tracks have very similar lyrics, focusing on space, interstellar travel, and the journey to reach and colonize another habitable planet aka: an Exoplanet. This is where the album's title comes from & what it means. Four tracks on the album are. Artist - The Contortionist Album - Exoplanet Year - 2010 Genre - Progressive Metal, free to The Contortionist Exoplanet Primal Directive, Flourish and more. 11 tracks 48:15. Exoplanet is the debut studio album by progressive metal band The Contortionist, released through Good Fight Records on August 31, 2010. Skyrocketing bursts of oscillating guitar leads layer an ominous and dark undercurrent of rhythm. While hardcore punk may be the sound that rules the day in The Contortionist hometown of Indianapolis, it is the bands signature brand of forward thinking heavy metal that has made them stick out as hometown favorites. Exoplanet is the first studio album by Hoosier metal band The Contortionist, released on August 31, 2010, through Good Fight Records. Its widely considered one of the greatest deathcore records ever written, and pioneered the semi-ironic subgenre spacecore-atmospheric, electronics-heavy and space-themed deathcore, later embraced by bands such as Entities and Substructure. The album was later remastered and rereleased on January 22, 2016, and featured several new elements that further improved this iconic album that paved the way for a new direction in the deathcore genre. Exoplanet Q&A. More The Contortionist albums. Our Bones. Songs in album The Contortionist - Exoplanet 2010. The Contortionist - Primal Directive. The Contortionist - Flourish. The Contortionist - Expire. The Contortionist - Contact. The Contortionist - Advent. The Contortionist - Vessel. The Contortionist - Oscillator. The Contortionist - Axiom. The Contortionist - Exoplanet I: Egress. The Contortionist - Exoplanet II: Void. The Contortionist - Exoplanet III: Light. Please l. Om nom nom nom. Combining elements of deathcore, progressive-death, experimental production, and dare I use the cliche, strong use of melody, The Contortionist is a heady mix of abrasiveness and technical metal, which is executed with precision. Stylistically standing out from it's peers with the added mix of electronica and both synth and guitar-based ambience, the dynamics of Exoplanet interestingly allow the band to eschew the sea of deathcoreprogressive bands. The second track of the album, Flourish, is an obvious highlight, particularly the tasteful additive of quietly mixed piano