Ghost Story (album)

Ghost Story is the second album released by composer Phideaux Xavier.[1]

Ghost Story
Studio album by
Phideaux Xavier
ReleasedFebruary 4, 2004
RecordedNYC
GenreProgressive rock
Psychedelic rock
House
Length50:49
LabelBloodfish Media
ProducerGabriel Moffat
Phideaux Xavier chronology
Fiendish
(2003)		 Ghost Story
(2004)		 Chupacabras
(2005)
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After completing Fiendish, Xavier was convinced he had the resources to record his songs from the aborted album Ghost Story. He and drummer Rich Hutchins reunited to redo that album with Gabriel Moffat producing and mixing.

Tracks
  1. "Everynight" (05:14)
  2. "Feel the Radiation" (04:02)
  3. "A Curse of Miracles" (06:25)
  4. "Kiteman" (04:30)
  5. "Wily Creilly" (05:24)
  6. "Beyond the Shadow of Doubt" (07:45)
  7. "Ghostforest" (05:45)
  8. "Universally" (05:45)
  9. "Come Out Tonight" (05:52)

Personnel
  • Rich Hutchins – Drums, Gongs, Electric Drums[1]
  • Mark Sherkus - Minimoog, Guitars (Solo on 3), Organ, Piano, “Grrrrrr” Synthesizer[1]
  • Sam Fenster - Bass (2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9)[1]
  • Gabriel Moffat - Drum Distressments, Textures, Decay, Lead Guitar Cut & Paste, Ambient Loops, Noise Pollution[1]
  • Phideaux Xavier - Vocals, Guitars (Acoustic, Volume, Lead, Fuzz), Bass[1]
  • Naomi Uman - Maniacal Laugh (7)[1]
gollark: It is a VERY SERIOUS and important role!
gollark: You can't not disprove that it isn't not not the truth!
gollark: I suppose so.
gollark: You could just go back in time and not be shot.
gollark: FTL is equivalent to time travel, apparently.

References
  1. "Ghost Story". Bloodfish. Archived from the original on 2014-10-22.
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