Moments from Ephemeral City

Moments from Ephemeral City is the first full-length album by Australian progressive metal band Caligula’s Horse. The album was released independently on April 2, 2011. The album was recorded from 2010 to 2011 in various makeshift studios around the Gold Coast and Brisbane and was produced, mixed, mastered and engineered by guitarist Sam Vallen.

Moments from Ephemeral City
Studio album by
Caligula’s Horse
ReleasedApril 2, 2011
Recorded2010-2011 in multiple improvised studios in the Gold Coast and Brisbane.
GenreProgressive metal
Length42:37
LabelSelf-released
ProducerSam Vallen
Caligula’s Horse chronology
Moments from Ephemeral City
(2011)
Colossus
(2011)

Track listing

Lyrics and music by Vallen. Additional music and lyric contributions by Grey on tracks 1, 8, and 9.[1]

No.TitleLength
1."The City Has No Empathy (Your Sentimental Lie)"6:10
2."Silence"7:13
3."Singularity"3:33
4."Alone in the World"11:04
5."Ephemera"3:19
6."Equally Flawed"6:09
7."Calliope's Son (Don't Ever Look Back)"5:09
Total length:42:37
Reissue Bonus Tracks from Colossus (EP)
No.TitleLength
8."Colossus"5:40
9."Vanishing Rites (Tread Softly Little One)"5:12
Total length:53:29

Personnel

Caligula’s Horse
  • Jim Grey – vocals
  • Sam Vallen – guitar
  • Zac Greensill – guitar
  • Dave Couper – bass
  • Geoff Irish – drums
Production
  • Sam Vallen – producer, mixing, mastering, engineering, layout
  • Lemi Fleming – artwork
  • Stephanie Bernard – photography
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References

  1. "Caligula's Horse – Moments From Ephemeral City". discogs.com. Retrieved April 18, 2016.
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