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Hospital Music for the Aesthetics of Language

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Released
  
2003, 2007

Length
  
25:29

Release date
  
15 June 2003

Label
  
Reap What You Sew Records

Recorded
  
2003

Artist
  
Trophy Scars

Producer
  
Chris Badami

Genre
  
Post-hardcore

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Hospital Music for the Aesthetics of Language (2003)
  
Goodnight Alchemy (2005)

Hospital Music for the Aesthetics of Language was recorded at Portrait Studios in Lincoln Park, New Jersey by Chris Badami who also engineered and produced the album. The album was mastered by Alan Douches.

Contents

Originally self-released in 2003, Trophy Scars have sold thousands of copies of their first EP and second release. In early 2007, Hospital Music for the Aesthetics of Language was re-released on Reap What You Sew Records and became available online and at concerts.

Track listing

  1. "There Are Ghosts"
  2. "Designed Like Dice (Crickets in Tune)"
  3. "Sleep Little Nemo - The Kidnapping!"
  4. "...and That's Where They Found My Body"
  5. "The Hair-Trigger Flamenco"
  6. "Lindsay and the Endless Wall of Alarm Clocks"

Musicians on Album

  • At the time of recording and release Trophy Scars was the same line-up of members minus Andy on bass and AJ on Guitar. Mike Schipper played on this album and Josh Weinstein, their original bassist played on this album as well as on Darts to the Sea and Goodnight Alchemy.
  • Additional guitars and vocals on track 4 were done by Mike Collins
  • Additional Keys on tracks 4 and 6 by Chris Hansen

    • Trivia

  • An excerpt from Hills Like White Elephants, a short story by Ernest Hemingway, is written on the back of the 2003 album case.

    • Songs

    1There Are Ghosts1:16
    2Designed Like Dice (Crickets in Tune)5:20
    3Sleep Little Nemo: The Kidnapping!3:44

    References

    Hospital Music for the Aesthetics of Language Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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