Kali Yuga (song)

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"Kali Yuga"
Single by Echobelly
from the album People Are Expensive
Released8 October 2001
Genre Britpop, Indie Rock, Rock
Length3:34
Label Fry Up
Songwriter(s) Sonya Madan, Glenn Johansson
Echobelly singles chronology
"Tell Me Why"
(2001)
"Kali Yuga"
(2001)

"Kali Yuga" is the third and final single of Echobelly's fourth album People Are Expensive . [1] It reached 175 in the UK Singles Chart.

Contents

The 2 b-sides are re-recorded versions of the b-sides to Bellyache.

Track listing

All tracks are written by Sonya Madan and Glen Johansson.

No.TitleLength
1."Kali Yuga"3:34
2."Sleeping Hitler"4:27
3."I Don't Belong Here"5:01
Total length:13:02

Credits

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