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Satan's Circus

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Released
  
October 11, 2004

Artist
  
Death in Vegas

Label
  
DRONE

Length
  
131:46

Release date
  
11 October 2004

Genre
  
Electronics in rock music

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Recorded
  
The Contino Rooms, London, England

Satan's Circus (2004)
  
Trans-Love Energies (2011)

Producers
  
Richard Fearless, Tim Holmes

Similar
  
Trans‑Love Energies, Scorpio Rising, The Contino Sessions, Milk It, The Best of Death in Vegas

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Satan's Circus is the fourth studio album by Death in Vegas, released on October 11, 2004 on Drone Records in the United Kingdom and on May 24, 2005 on Sanctuary Records in the United States. Contrary to previous releases, this album features no guest vocalists. This album is the first release through Death in Vegas's own label, Drone Records. It peaked at #79 on the French Albums Chart.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Ein für die Damen"
  2. "Zugaga"
  3. "Heil Xanax"
  4. "Black Lead"
  5. "Sons of Rother"
  6. "Candy McKenzie"
  7. "Reigen"
  8. "Kontroll"
  9. "Anita Berber"
  10. "Head"
  11. "Come on Over to Our Side, Softly Softly"

Bonus disc (Live at Brixton)

Satan's Circus also contained the Live at Brixton bonus disc, recorded during the performance at Brixton Academy in May 2003.

  1. "Natja"
  2. "Leather"
  3. "Girls"
  4. "Death Threat"
  5. "Rekkit"
  6. "Blood Yawning"
  7. "23 Lies"
  8. "Flying"
  9. "Dirge"
  10. "Help Yourself"
  11. "Scorpio Rising"
  12. "Hands Around My Throat"

Singles

  • "Ein für die Damen" (vinyl only, September 13, 2004)
  • "Head" (vinyl only, October 4, 2004)
  • Death in Vegas

  • Richard Fearless - production, keyboards,
  • Terry Miles - engineering
  • Ian Button – guitar
  • Seamus Beaghen – 2nd guitar
  • Mat Flint – bass
  • Moses Kirkland – drums
  • Songs

    1Ein Fur Die Damen
    2Zugaga7:18
    3Heil Xanax6:53

    References

    Satan's Circus Wikipedia