Milk Teeth (album)

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Milk Teeth
Milk Teeth cover
Studio album by Patchwork Grace
Released 10 September 2007
Recorded April-June 2007
Genre Rock
Label BUT! Records
Producer Mark Elmore

Milk Teeth is the début album by British rock band Patchwork Grace. The album was recorded between April and June 2007 at The Crash Factory in Nottingham, UK, and released on 10 September 2007 through BUT! Records.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Lovely"
  2. "Soap"
  3. "Zebra"
  4. "The Lovecats"
  5. "Kharrrrarrah"
  6. "Shminonio"
  7. "Little Me"
  8. "Nancy"
  9. "Estella"
  10. "Meister Clinc"
  11. "Choc. Milk & Cocaine"
  12. "Pink Aniseed"
  13. "Doctor's Note"

[edit] Notes

  • Drummer Danny Gunn used various items found lying around the studio as percussion on certain tracks on the album including a bin, a fan and his own knees.
  • All of the keyboard parts were played by bassist Joey Strange. As no-one in the band has ever played keyboard it took him and singer Tori Trash playing together to record the piano parts in the intro to "The Lovecats". He also plays upright bass on the track "Little Me".
  • Tori Trash can be heard drinking a chocolate milkshake on the intro to "Choc. Milk & Cocaine". She also played a music box on the outro.
  • The only other musician to appear on the album outside of the band was Matthew Moore (producer Mark Elmore's housemate) who provided additional backing vocals on "The Lovecats".
  • Guitarist Crip fell down the stairs in KFC whilst recording the album.

[edit] Credits

  • Produced by Mark Elmore.
  • Mixed by Mark Elmore, Joey Strange and Tori Trash.
  • Engineered by Mark Elmore.
  • Mastered by Al Scott.
  • Executive Producers - Allan James and Nick Robinson.

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