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Gloryhole (album)

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Released
  
April 1992 (1992-04)

Length
  
40:07

Gloryhole(1991)
  
Release date
  
1991

Recorded
  
1991 (1991)

Producer
  
Doug Olsen

Artist
  
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Studio
  
Smart Studios, Madison, WI

Genres
  
Alternative rock, Noise rock

Ed Hall albums
  
La La Land, Albert, Love Poke Here, Motherscratcher

Gloryhole is the third studio album by Texas noise rock band Ed Hall, released in April 1992 by Trance Syndicate. Gloryhole was the last Ed Hall album to feature drummer Kevin Whitley, who had been playing with the band since 1987. He was replaced by Lyman Hardy, who had been friends with the band since 1989, shortly before tour in support of Glory commenced.

Contents

Background

Ed Hall had already released two albums, Albert and Love Poke Here, on Berkley-based label Boner Records. The band caught the attention of drummer King Coffey, who decided to adopt them to his label Trance Syndicate based the strength of their live performances in opening for the Butthole Surfers' 1991 North American tour.

Recording

The band recorded Gloryhole at Butch Vig's Smart Studios in Madison, Wisconsin and marked their first time recording outside their hometown of Austin. While the band was relieved to be spending less on the process were forced to complete mixing the album themselves as Vig, who had previous commitments with Nirvana, was unable to complete the process himself. Larry Strub said he was more pleased with the resulting music than on any of the group's previous releases, saying "I think it's definitely our best album. Most albums you can pick out one or two [songs] that you wind up not really liking, but on this, I like everything."

Track listing

All tracks written by Gary Chester, Larry Strub and Kevin Whitley.

Personnel

Adapted from the Gloryhole liner notes.

Songs

1Rachael Hourglass4:18
2Hortense Buttermilk4:01
3Luke Flukenstock3:27

References

Gloryhole (album) Wikipedia


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