Engine Machine
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Produced by Düreforsög.
Mixed by Billy Gould and Flemming Rasmussen.

Year of release: 2002
Label: Kool Arrow Records
Catalog no.: KACA 011

All tracks written by Düreforsög.

Düreforsög

Düreforsög: Boriz S, vocal; Nis B, guitar; Mads H, guitar; Andreas H; drums.

Also appearing

Adam Hashemi Bønløkke, A.K. Watanabe, Anders Bech, Astrid Guldstad, Billy Gould, ”El Hombre Invisible”, Flemming Hansson, Frederik Thaae, Jacob Lødde Jensen, Jesper Ranum, Kathrine Ruus-Jørgensen, Kaspar Luke, Kim Arnt Torp, Kristoffer Bredahl, Lars Lundholm, Nicolai Munch-Hansen, Pernille Rosendahl, Peter Ole Jørgensen, Peter Peter, Povl Kristian, Rune T.

Recording credits

Recorded at Sun Studios, Ninth World Studio, Medley Studios, Ranum Studios, Sweet Silence Studios, Sufi Studiet, the rehearsal room, on location and live in concert. Engineered by Flemming Hansson, ass. engineer Freddy Albrektsen. Additional engineering by Anders Bech, Troels Bech, Frederik Birkitt-Smith, Peter Ole Jørgensen, Jesper Ranum and the band. Mixed at Sweet Silence Studios, ass. mix engineer Troels Alsted. Mastered at Ocean View Studio by Goodiepal and Ramon.

Cover credits

Artwork by FOS, add. layout by N. Bysted. Photo by Noam Griegst.

Additional artwork

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Info

Most of the material for Engine Machine was written during 2000 and early 2001. The recording sessions were held in October and November 2001 at Sun Studios, with overdub sessions at Ninth World Studio and a vocal session in January 2002 at Medley Studios. The studio recordings were edited together with various live and stock recordings and mixed by Billy Gould and Flemming Rasmussen in February 2002 at Sweet Silence Studios. The album was released on Kool Arrow Records in Europe and the US, June/July 2002.

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The track Rundetaarn, kbh. is named after an observatory tower located in the center of Copenhagen. Also Bethnal Green takes its title from an actuel place - the Bethnal Green neighbourhood in Londons East End. The instrumental track was originally written for an exhibition the band did with FOS in 2001 at the VTO gallery in Teesdale Street. The album version of Bethnal Green is comprised of an outdoor field-recording and a soundcheck by Nis, Mads and Andreas (on cowbells) at the Ninth World Studio.