Fasciinatiion

Fasciinatiion
Studio album by The Faint
Released August 5, 2008
Genre Indie rock, new wave, dance-punk
Length 35:02
Label blank.wav
Producer The Faint
The Faint chronology
Wet from Birth
(2004)
Fasciinatiion
(2008)
Doom Abuse
(2014)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Pitchfork Media(6.0/10) link

Fasciinatiion is the fifth full-length studio album from Nebraska act The Faint. The album was released in US on August 5, 2008.

The album is their first full-length album released outside of Saddle Creek and on the new label blank.wav.[1] The album is the first in the band's ten-year history to be written, recorded, produced, art directed and released entirely on their own.

"The Geeks Were Right" is the first single from the album [2] and was officially released on iTunes at the end of June 2008.

The album was released in Australia through Inertia Music on September 20, 2008.

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "Get Seduced"   4:23
2. "The Geeks Were Right"   2:56
3. "Machine in the Ghost"   3:20
4. "Fulcrum and Lever"   3:22
5. "Psycho"   2:51
6. "Mirror Error"   3:43
7. "I Treat You Wrong"   3:20
8. "Forever Growing Centipedes"   3:54
9. "Fish in a Womb"   3:16
10. "A Battle Hymn for Children" [3]"   3:58
11. "The Geeks Were Right (Does It Offend You, Yeah? remix) (Mexico Bonus Track)"   2:55
12. "The Geeks Were Right (Boyz Noise vs. DIM remix) (Mexico Bonus Track)"   5:40
13. "The Geeks Were Right (Toy Selectah remix) (Mexico Bonus Track)"   4:39
14. "Mirror Error (Das Glow remix) (Mexico Bonus Track)"   5:50
15. "Mirror Error (Kinky remix) (Mexico Bonus Track)"   4:14

Personnel

Notes

  1. egoeccentric: egoeccentric talks to... The Faint
  2. Filter-Mag.com: 'The Geeks Were Right' Streaming Song
  3. bum The Faint Launching Label With New Album

External links

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