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Lunar Prelude

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Released
  
February 19, 2016

Length
  
35:23

Artist
  
Delain

Producer
  
Martijn Westerholt

Genre
  
Symphonic metal

Recorded
  
2015-2016

Lunar Prelude (2016)
  
Moonbathers (2016)

Release date
  
19 February 2016

Label
  
Napalm Records

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Lunar Prelude is the first EP by Dutch symphonic metal band Delain. It was released on February 19, 2016. This is the first album with Ruben Israel on drums and Merel Bechtold on guitar. The track "Turn the Lights Out" is inspired by Neil Gaiman's The Sandman.

Contents

Track listing

All lyrics written by Charlotte Wessels; all music composed by Martijn Westerholt, Charlotte Wessels and Guus Eikens, except "Turn the Lights Out", co-written by Hendrik Jan de Jong.

Personnel

Adapted from the EP booklet: Delain

  • Charlotte Wessels - vocals
  • Timo Somers - guitar
  • Merel Bechtold – guitar
  • Otto Schimmelpenninck van der Oije - bass guitar
  • Martijn Westerholt - keyboards
  • Ruben Israel - drums

    • Technical

  • Martijn Westerholt - producer
  • Ted Jensen - mastering
  • Arno Krabman - drum engineering on "Suckerpunch", "Turn the Lights Out" and "Don't Let Go"
  • Bas Trumpie and Imre Beerends - guitar and backing vocals recording on "Suckerpunch" and "Turn the Lights Out"; mixing on "Turn the Lights Out"
  • Guido Aalbers - vocal recordings on "Suckerpunch" and "Turn the Lights Out"
  • Oliver Philipps - additional guitars and additional vocal engineering
  • Mikko P. Mustonen - classical arrangements
  • Fredik Nordstrom and Henrik Udd - mixing on "Suckerpunch" and "Don't Let Go"
  • Christian Moos - mixing on all live tracks
  • Glenn Arthur - cover art
  • Wandy van den Bogert-Elberse - artwork design
  • Sandra Ludewig - photos

    • Songs

    1Suckerpunch4:10
    2Turn The Lights Out4:15
    3Don't Let Go (New Version)3:57

    References

    Lunar Prelude Wikipedia
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