future strangers by the black watch
The 21st full length release by LA's indie legend, the black watch.
Tracklist
| 1. | we know nothing | 3:28 |
| 2. | nothing left to say | 3:44 |
| 3. | the neverland of spoken things | 3:17 |
| 4. | dani | 2:53 |
| 5. | wish I had something | 3:56 |
| 6. | future strangers | 4:34 |
| 7. | the poison flower | 2:56 |
| 8. | off you go redux! | 2:43 |
| 9. | they may be grey | 3:00 |
| 10. | in my head | 2:54 |
| 11. | julie 3 | 4:04 |
Credits
released March 24, 2023
Produced & Engineered by Rob Campanella & Andy Creghton
Mastered by Sean Haney
John Andrew Fredrick - acoustic & electric guitar, 12-string Epiphone Riviera, bass, percussion. tambourine, drums on 4, vocals
Andy Creighton - lead guitars, 12-string Gretsch, bass, drums
Misha Bullock - drums
Kirk Hellie - lead guitar & additional guitars on 2
Rob Campanella - guitar on 2, mellotron, bass, tamourine
Lindsay Murray - backing vocals
Andy Campanella - drums on 8 & 9, tambourine
Kip Boardman - bass on 8 & 9
Ben Eschbach - strings & orchestra arrangements
Annie Hayden - backing vocals on 7
Art Direction: James P. Scott for Night Netwerk
Art Design: John Andrew Fredrick
A&R: Scott Kinnison
Produced & Engineered by Rob Campanella & Andy Creghton
Mastered by Sean Haney
John Andrew Fredrick - acoustic & electric guitar, 12-string Epiphone Riviera, bass, percussion. tambourine, drums on 4, vocals
Andy Creighton - lead guitars, 12-string Gretsch, bass, drums
Misha Bullock - drums
Kirk Hellie - lead guitar & additional guitars on 2
Rob Campanella - guitar on 2, mellotron, bass, tamourine
Lindsay Murray - backing vocals
Andy Campanella - drums on 8 & 9, tambourine
Kip Boardman - bass on 8 & 9
Ben Eschbach - strings & orchestra arrangements
Annie Hayden - backing vocals on 7
Art Direction: James P. Scott for Night Netwerk
Art Design: John Andrew Fredrick
A&R: Scott Kinnison
License
All rights reserved.
the black watch has been called "a national treasure" with "20 CDs of remarkable consistency." Their new LP fpr 2020 is available from A Turntable Friend Records;. Their 2011 release Led Zeppelin Five review: "it is the simple beauty of their shimmering pop songs—a marvelous confection that harks back to mid-period Beatles, the Soft Boys, and a sort of west coast Yo La Tengo."