My Sister = My Clock

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My Sister Is My Clock
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ReleasedApril 1995
Genre Experimental rock
Length25:42
Label Bang!, Island
Producer dEUS
Deus chronology
Worst Case Scenario
(1994)
My Sister Is My Clock
(1995)
In a Bar, Under the Sea
(1996)
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My Sister Is My Clock is an EP released by the Belgian band dEUS in 1995 with the songs that did not make the 1994 LP Worst Case Scenario . It was recorded and mixed at Caraibes in Brussels in August 1994, and edited at the Pingstudio in Ghent. It was produced by the duo Vermeersch/Vervloesem, who also played guitar, piano, bass, and drums on some of the songs.

Contents

On the CD all the music is in a single track lasting over 25 minutes.

Track listing

  1. "Middlewave" (Stef Kamil Carlens) [2:05]
  2. "Almost White" (Rudy Trouvé) [1:11]
  3. "Healthinsurance" (Tom Barman) [00:59]
  4. "Little Ghost" (Stef Kamil Carlens) [1:28]
  5. "How to Row a Cat" (Klaas Janzoons) [1:34]
  6. "Only a Colour to Her" (Tom Barman, Stef Kamil Carlens, Craig Ward) [4:15]
  7. "Sweetness " (Klaas Janzoons, Peter Vermeersch, Pierre Vervloesem, Rudy Trouvé) [1:04]
  8. "Sick Sugar" (Rudy Trouvé) [1:08]
  9. "The Horror Partyjokes" (Tom Barman, Stef Kamil Carlens) [4:55]
  10. "Void" (Rudy Trouvé) [1:12]
  11. "San Titre Pour Sira" (Klaas Janzoons) [1:20]
  12. "Glovesong" (Tom Barman) [3:58]
  13. "Lore in the Forest" (Tom Barman, Stef Kamil Carlens, Rudy Trouvé, Klaas Janzoons, Jules De Borgher) [00:25]

Personnel

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