Angels of Light - The Angels of Light Sing 'other People' - 2022 Remaster (Remastered) (CD)
- Lena's Song
- The Kid Is Already Breaking
- My Friend Thor
- On the Mountain
- Destroyer
- Dawn
- My Sister Said
- Michael's White Hands
- To Live Through Someone
- Simon Is Stronger Than Us
- Purple Creek
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- YG27-RE
- Tracks
- 11
- Edition
- Remastered
Angels of Light were formed by Michael Gira immediately after the 1997 termination of Swans. With an ever evolving and changing cast of musicians, the albums felt like a huge departure sonically to what had gone before, yet listening back now, they sound like an essential part of Gira's journey to Swans current iteration. Gira on Sing 'Other People (2005); ""This album is different in many ways than what I've done in the past. There's no general band ""sound"" here. The instrumentation is arranged in each song to fit the subject. Each song is it's own world, a place for the people in the songs to live. I intentionally eschewed long instrumental passages, crescendos, that sort of thing. The songs say what they have to say, then end.""
- Lena's Song
- The Kid Is Already Breaking
- My Friend Thor
- On the Mountain
- Destroyer
- Dawn
- My Sister Said
- Michael's White Hands
- To Live Through Someone
- Simon Is Stronger Than Us
- Purple Creek
- Jackie's Spine
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
- Edition
- Remastered
Angels of Light were formed by Michael Gira immediately after the 1997 termination of Swans. With an ever evolving and changing cast of musicians, the albums felt like a huge departure sonically to what had gone before, yet listening back now, they sound like an essential part of Gira's journey to Swans current iteration. Gira on Sing 'Other People (2005); ""This album is different in many ways than what I've done in the past. There's no general band ""sound"" here. The instrumentation is arranged in each song to fit the subject. Each song is it's own world, a place for the people in the songs to live. I intentionally eschewed long instrumental passages, crescendos, that sort of thing. The songs say what they have to say, then end.""
