In the Fishtank 15

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All tracks are written by Mark Linkous and Christian Fennesz

In the Fishtank 15
In the Fishtank 15 cover.jpg
EP by
Released15 September 2009
Recorded Netherlands, December 2007
Genre Electronic, Ambient
Length39:51
Label In the Fishtank (Konkurrent)
(Fish 15)
Producer Zlaya Hadzic
Sparklehorse chronology
Dark Night of the Soul
(2009)
In the Fishtank 15
(2009)
No.TitleLength
1."Music Box of Snakes"9:46
2."Goodnight Sweetheart"5:26
3."Shai-Hulud"2:36
4."If My Heart"5:13
5."Mark's Guitar Piece"4:27
6."NC Bongu Buddy"11:24
7."Christian's Guitar Piece"1:28
Total length:39:51

Personnel

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