Akira (album)

明 (Akira) is the fifth album by Melbourne electronica band Black Cab. It was released in 2017.[1][2]

明 (Akira)
Studio album by
Black Cab
ReleasedAugust 2017
GenreSoundtrack
Length45:17
LabelInterstate 40 Music, Remote Control
ProducerSimon Polinski, Black Cab
Black Cab chronology
Games of the XXI Olympiad
(2014)		 明 (Akira)
(2017)

Track listing
  1. "Prelude" — 01:49
  2. "Opening Titles" — 01:51
  3. "White Lines" — 02:33
  4. "Scanning" — 00:52
  5. "Fugitives" — 00:54
  6. "Night Flight" — 03:12
  7. "First Contact" — 01:32
  8. "Singularity" — 01:28
  9. "Ghosts" — 00:41
  10. "Tokyo Dusk" — 00:43
  11. "Second Contact" — 01:23
  12. "Skyline" — 00:53
  13. "Ward 2A" — 01:08
  14. "Underground" — 02:00
  15. "In The Nursery" — 01:46
  16. "Rescue Mission" — 01:38
  17. "Breakout" — 01:59
  18. "Kagome" — 00:58
  19. "Military Intervention" — 00:47
  20. "Conflicting Results" — 01:37
  21. "Override" — 00:54
  22. "Battles" — 01:42
  23. "Rise Of The Lord" — 02:17
  24. "Raining Light" — 01:26
  25. "Closing Titles" — 03:36[3]

Personnel
  • James Lee — guitar, keyboards
  • Andrew Coates — vocals, programming, keyboards
  • Simon Polinski — mixing, mastering[4]


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References
  1. http://www.remotecontrolrecords.com.au/out-now-black-cab-akira/
  2. https://blackcab.bandcamp.com/album/akira
  3. https://blackcab.bandcamp.com/album/akira
  4. https://blackcab.bandcamp.com/album/akira
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