Deep Chills

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Deep Chills
Lords of Acid Deep Chills.jpg
Studio album by
Released10 April 2012
Recorded2011
Genre Electro-industrial, electronic rock, acid techno [1]
Label Lektroland, Metropolis Records, dpulse recordings
Producer Lords of Acid
Lords of Acid chronology
Greatest T*ts
(2003)
Deep Chills
(2012)
Smoking Hot
(2016)
Singles from Deep Chills
  1. "Little Mighty Rabbit"
    Released: 27 September 2011 [2]
  2. "Pop That Tooshie"
    Released: 16 March 2012 [3]
  3. "Paranormal Energy"
    Released: 1 May 2012 [4]
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Little Mighty Rabbit"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun4:37
2."Drowning in Ecstasy"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun4:54
3."Long Johns"Praga Khan, Glenn Engelen4:56
4."Sole Sucker"Praga Khan, Glenn Engelen4:16
5."Pop That Tooshie" (featuring Alana Evans)Praga Khan, Glenn Engelen4:35
6."The Love Bus"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun3:20
7."Children of Acid"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun5:34
8."Hot Magma"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun, Glenn Engelen4:23
9."Medicine Man"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun7:06
10."Censorship Blows"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun4:33
11."Slip 'n Slide"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun3:31
12."Mary, Queen of Slots"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun3:10
13."Paranormal Energy" (featuring Zak Bagans)Praga Khan, Glenn Engelen4:34
14."Surfin' Hedgehog"Praga Khan, Erhan Kurkun12:47
Hidden track
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
14."Paranormal Energy" (Remix)Praga Khan, Glenn Engelen 

Music videos

Three videos were officially released in support of the album. The first was "Little Mighty Rabbit", followed by "Pop That Tooshie" (both of which have "remix" videos) and finally the "banned" video "Long Johns". "Long Johns" almost didn't see a release after it was originally rejected by the Apple TV censors. It appeared May 15, 2013 on adult video site XTube nearly one year after the video was finished.

Personnel

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