City Weather Sailing
City Weather Sailing is a 2008 Chinese and English language album by P.K. 14.[1][2]
| City Weather Sailing | |
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| Studio album by | |
| Released | 2008 |
| Genre | Post-punk, indie rock |
| Label | Maybe Mars Records |
Track listing
- I wait for you in Nanjing's streets
- Wade the river
- Vanishing horizon
- Embellishments
- Fall of night
- Some surprises come too soon
- Unsung harbor
- Summer, after summer
- Orphaned isle
- The other side
- How majestic is the night
- Behind all ruptures
- Dead ahead
- Let things slide
- Wasteland
- Northern spiritual
- Lighthouse
- The balcony song
Credits
| Composer and player | P.K.14 |
| Producers | Henrik Oja, Mats HammarstrÖm, P.K.14 |
| Executive producers | Michael Pettis, Nevin Dommer |
| Studio | Second Home and Ögonblicks Theatre Wood Workshop (Umeå, Sweden) |
| Mixed by | Henrik Oja, Mats HammarstrÖm, Daniel Berglund (additional engineering) |
| Mastering | Sterling Sound (New York), by Greg Calbi |
| Cover photographer | Dimitri Daniloff |
| Band portraits by | Quentin Shih |
| Sleeve photos by | Jonathan Leijonhufvud |
| Chinese titles and lyrics translated by | Jonathan Alpart |
| Design and labour by | Passenger Pidgin |
| Label | Maybe Mars |
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References
- City Weather Sailing
- January 2010 Press Release Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine "the band's "most cross-pollinated and exciting recording so far," according to lead singer. Yang Haisong. Yang describes the album--released in July in China ..."
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