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Espina

 
Album Review: Espina

  • Artist: Psychotica
  • Rating: StarStarHalf Star
  • Release Date: June 09, 1998
  • Total Time: 40:38
  • Type: Lyrics are included with the album
  • Genre: Rock

Review

In the wake of Psychotica's self-titled debut, their line-up went through some rather major changes; only three original members still remain, and as a result the follow-up Espina often suggests the work of a completely different band. While the group is still clearly a vehicle for frontman Pat Briggs, here his songs are crafted with much more variety than before: "Breakable" is surprisingly languid and fragile, while the instrumental "Psychopharmacologist" even spotlights a bagpipe. Much less fascinating is a ridiculous disco cover of the perennial "MacArthur Park," a bad idea which goes nowhere fast. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Ding Dong Dead Pat Briggs Psychotica (5:34)
Bleeding Pat Briggs Psychotica (3:37)
Too Late Pat Briggs Psychotica (4:17)
Blind Pat Briggs Psychotica (8:20)
Breakable Glampire Psychotica (2:19)
Psychopharmacologist Pat Briggs Psychotica (1:50)
MacArthur Park Jimmy Webb Psychotica (4:52)
February 14th 1979 Pat Briggs Psychotica (3:20)
Soldier of War Pat Briggs Psychotica (6:29)

Credits

Doug DeAngelis (Producer), Joe Lambert (Mastering), Bette Sussman (Piano), Doug DeAngelis (Synthesizer), Pat Briggs (Vocals), Mark Kostabi (Cover Art), Jannell Turner (Design), Doug DeAngelis (Programming), Mark Stanley (Koto)
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