Ethereal Menace

Ethereal Menace is the third album by South African gothic rock band The Awakening released in July 1999.[1] The album utilizes elements of industrial music, a style later dubbed as "dark future rock" [2] by Nyte. Another music video was produced by South African Music Awards winner, director Eban Olivier's Concrete Productions, for the single "The March." The video was placed in rotation on MTV Europe.

Ethereal Menace
Studio album by
The Awakening
ReleasedJuly 1999
Recorded1999 Nytesound Studios, Johannesburg, South Africa
GenreGothic rock, industrial rock, darkwave
LabelIntervention Arts
ProducerAshton Nyte
The Awakening chronology
Request
(1997)		 Ethereal Menace
(1999)		 The Fourth Seal of Zeen
(2000)

Recording

In November 1998, the album Ethereal Menace was written, performed, engineered, and produced by Ashton Nyte, and mastered by Graham Handley at Street 16.

Track listing

All songs written by Ashton Nyte.

  1. "In Etherea"
  2. "Naked"
  3. "Chains"
  4. "Wasted Miracle"
  5. "Still the Sun"
  6. "Sentimental Runaways"
  7. "Nostalgia"
  8. "The March (part 1)"
  9. "The March (part 2)"
  10. "Dreams on Fire"
gollark: What poster?
gollark: To randomly partly restart a conversation from 10 minutes ago, the UK government apparently cares enough about security that they have this program to (apparently) try and teach "cybersecurity" stuff to teenagers, but I have no idea how good they actually are about pentesting.
gollark: Sounds like your country has stupid laws. I wonder if the UK's are better but I kind of doubt it.
gollark: !!FUN!!
gollark: If you do it, I will launch orbital laser bees.

References
  1. Intervention Arts (1999). "The Awakening - Ethereal Menace". Intervention Arts. Intervention Arts. Archived from the original on 2007-06-07. Retrieved 2007-09-22.
  2. HM Magazine (2004). "Ashton Nyte Interview". HM Magazine 2004.07. HM Magazine. Retrieved 2008-04-06.
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