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'''''Simcerity''''' was the second full length album released by indietronic project [[luna spark]], and was released in October 2004.
 
'''''Simcerity''''' was the second full length album released by indietronic project [[luna spark]], and was released in October 2004.
  
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''Simcerity'' began to take form in October 2003 - half of the album's instumental tracks date from this month, the rest being pieced together over the next year that it took to complete. In addition to the use of acoustic guitars on most of the tracks, [[Roz|Lulu]] sang on half the album, lending a smoother and more accessible sound to the record in comparison to previous [[luna spark]] releases. She also co-wrote the track ''Get Off Of My Case'', while cooking a pasta.<br><br>
 
''Simcerity'' began to take form in October 2003 - half of the album's instumental tracks date from this month, the rest being pieced together over the next year that it took to complete. In addition to the use of acoustic guitars on most of the tracks, [[Roz|Lulu]] sang on half the album, lending a smoother and more accessible sound to the record in comparison to previous [[luna spark]] releases. She also co-wrote the track ''Get Off Of My Case'', while cooking a pasta.<br><br>
''Sleepless'' featured on the tsunami charity compilation ''Reconstruction'', and along with ''Repair'' and ''Get Off Of My Case'' gained airplay on [[The Generator]]. In fact, Generator DJ [[Kerry Cooper]] played some of the tracks from the album months before it was released, on his [[Noizyland]] show, in pre-vocal instrumental form.<br><br>
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''Sleepless'' featured on the tsunami charity compilation [[Reconstruction]]', and along with ''Repair'' and ''Get Off Of My Case'' gained airplay on [[The Generator]]. In fact, Generator DJ [[Kerry Cooper]] played some of the tracks from the album months before it was released, on his [[Noizyland]] show, in pre-vocal instrumental form.<br><br>
 
Two of the tracks from the album, ''Repair'' and ''Media Whore'' were later remixed and released as MP3s on the internet.
 
Two of the tracks from the album, ''Repair'' and ''Media Whore'' were later remixed and released as MP3s on the internet.
  
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==External links==
 
==External links==
  
* [http://lunaspark.muzic.net.nz Official luna spark site]
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* [http://lunaspark.net Official luna spark site]
* [http://www.mp3.com.au/album.asp?id=10242 Download the LP here]
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* [http://lunaspark.muzic.net.nz/lunaspark/?page_id=10 Download the LP here]
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 26 July 2011

"Simcerity" cover art

Simcerity was the second full length album released by indietronic project luna spark, and was released in October 2004.

Tracklisting

  1. Repair
  2. Sleepless
  3. Always the Way
  4. Get Off Of My Case
  5. Media Whore
  6. You're A Bore
  7. Move On
  8. Enemies Are Obsolete
  9. Anything Goes
  10. Maradona Florida
  11. All Your Rights Are Belong To Us

All songs written by tracey exenola, except #4, by tracey exenola and lulu.

About

Simcerity began to take form in October 2003 - half of the album's instumental tracks date from this month, the rest being pieced together over the next year that it took to complete. In addition to the use of acoustic guitars on most of the tracks, Lulu sang on half the album, lending a smoother and more accessible sound to the record in comparison to previous luna spark releases. She also co-wrote the track Get Off Of My Case, while cooking a pasta.

Sleepless featured on the tsunami charity compilation Reconstruction', and along with Repair and Get Off Of My Case gained airplay on The Generator. In fact, Generator DJ Kerry Cooper played some of the tracks from the album months before it was released, on his Noizyland show, in pre-vocal instrumental form.

Two of the tracks from the album, Repair and Media Whore were later remixed and released as MP3s on the internet.

Personnel

External links