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  Type Album
  Artist Unrequited
  Cover Halos_in_the_skyjpg
  Background Orange
  Released July, 2005
  Recorded 2004-2005
  Genre Electronic
  Length 65:56
  Label Aerohund Records
  Producer Chris "Cade" Diehm
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  Last Album '' The Day It Rained Red - EP'' (2003)
  This Album ''''Halos in the Sky'''' (2005)
  Next Album '' Untitled Acoustic - EP'' (Due for 2006 release)


''Halos in the Sky'' is the first full-length studio release by the experimental electronic band '' Unrequited ''.


TRACKLIST


#"'Hello,' from the Center of the Earth" – 3:30
#"Anachronic" – 4:50
#"Halos in the Sky" – 4:56
#"The Day It Rained Red" – 5:18
#"Be Well" – 4:18
#"Again I Try" – 3:27
#"The Stairwell" – 4:48
#"The Sons and Daughters of Albert Smith" – 5:01
#"How to Stay Alive, How to Save the World" – 6:27
#"The End of It All" – 3:28
#"We Lived on Painkillers" – 3:09
#"Boy Cosmonaut (Star)" – 4:33
#"This Cold Earth" – 4:08
#"Good Bye Oppressor" – 8:03


CONTRIBUTORS


The album was recorded over a period of two years and included several guest musicians who donated their skills on various tracks and recorded alongside Cade:

  • Andrew Gallagher (from The Seasons ) appeared on Anachronic, Be Well and The End of It All as a guest guitarist.

  • Andrew Gerrad lent his guitar skills for Halos in the Sky

  • Dean Austin took the role of lead vocalist for The Day It Rained Red

  • Keon Kim, a student who attended the same university as Cade in 2005, performed the solo at the end of The Sons and Daughters of Albert Smith

  • Josh Rosenbolm of This Past Year donated chorus and verse riffs for The End of It All and subsequently performed them.

  • James Burgon , from the UK Band 'Purge' , voiced the monologue that opens The Stairwell. A faulty amp owned by James was sampled for the end of the track.


The album's artwork was produced by Cade, with drawings by Boris Ran.