Death to the Planet | ||||
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Released | 22 April 2017 [1] | |||
Genre | Nu jazz, electronic rock, jazz fusion | |||
Label | The Leaf Label | |||
Producer | Dan Leavers | |||
The Comet Is Coming chronology | ||||
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Death to the Planet is an EP by British jazz/electronica trio The Comet Is Coming. It was released by The Leaf Label as part of Record Store Day 2017. [2]
Death to the Planet is the third release by the London-based group. It follows their initial EP, Prophecy (2015), and their Mercury Prize nominated debut album Channel the Spirits (2016). [3] It was released on limited edition orange vinyl for Record Store Day, with a subsequent release on black vinyl. [4] The EP was described by Record Store Day as "the sound of total planetary destruction, produced with laser-guided accuracy and aimed directly at the dancefloor" [5] and by The Leaf Label as "[documenting] a collaborative approach to composition through spontaneous improvisation". [6] The record was re-released as a limited edition of 500 by Rough Trade Records in July 2018.
No. | Title | Length |
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1. | "Start Running" | 6:32 |
2. | "Final Eclipse" | 6:45 |
3. | "March of the Rising Sun" | 8:10 |
4. | "Ascension" | 3:34 |
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