Dates, Facts & Figures (album)
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| Dates, Facts & Figures | ||
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| Studio album by Voo | ||
| Released | 21st August 2006 | |
| Label | Spank Records | |
Dates, Facts & Figures is the debut album from Voo, released on 21st August 2006 on Spank Records.
The album was well received by the UK indie press, with reviews featuring in Drowned In Sound, Gigwise, Disorder and IsThisMusic? The album also received support from BBC Radio DJs Phill Jupitus, Marc Riley and Gideon Coe, who named the album his 'Whammo Of The Week'.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- Line by Line
- For Sake of Space
- Shape & Size
- Spelling & Grammar
- On the Return
- Favourite Films (the Films We Like)
- The Constant Threat of Falling Buildings
- Made Simple
- The Hours Inbetween
- Don't Go Without Me
[edit] Credits
- Graham Jones: Vocals, Guitar
- Paul Jones: Bass
- John Jennings: Drums (tracks 1-5, 7 & 10)
- John Wallace: Drums (tracks 6, 8 & 9)
[edit] Additional Musicians
- Cello on Line by Line & On the Return - Katherine Ellison
- Keyboard on Shape & Size - Christian Needham
- Vocals and Keyboards on Constant Threat of Falling Buildings - Amo
- Additional Guitars on Constant Threat of Falling Buildings - Tony Reilly & Max Ludwig
- Additional Percussion - Voo & Louise Hanman
- Trombone on Don't Go Without Me - Hannah Peel
[edit] Production
Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Robert Whiteley. Recorded at The Windings, Wrexham & The Soundhouse, Liverpool. Mixed at Dorrit Sound Studios.
Assistant Engineers at The Soundhouse Danny Woodward & Max Ludwig.
