The Lost Pages

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The Lost Pages (album)
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Released2007
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Producer Alan O'Connell
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The Lost Pages is the debut album by The Violets, released in 2007. According to AllMusic, there is an "uncanny" vocal similarity to Siouxsie Sioux and a strong resemblance of other late 1970s indie rock acts from the United Kingdom such as The Cure and The Rutles. [1]

Contents

Track listing

All tracks written by The Violets

  1. "Shade To Be"
  2. "Descend"
  3. "Troubles of Keneat"
  4. "In Your Statue"
  5. "Forget Me Not"
  6. "Co-Plax"
  7. "Foreo"
  8. "Hush Away"
  9. "Half Light"
  10. "Parting Glances"
  11. "Nature of Obsession"

Personnel

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References

  1. Mason, Stewart. "The Lost Pages – The Violets". Allmusic .