Through a Closed Door is the second studio album by the band Hyperbola, released in 2012. It had a slightly more high-profile release than their eponymous debut album, and had similar positive reviews. The album is a bit more experimental than the band's previous album, featuring, for example, jazz aspects on the track "Compulsory Prohibition" (which features saxophonist Ted Fairweather), and sound effects on "Vinyl Experience". There is also a cover track on the album, "Where the Darkness Meets the Sea", which is based on a 1996 Popscene song of the same name.
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| - Through a Closed Door is the second studio album by the band Hyperbola, released in 2012. It had a slightly more high-profile release than their eponymous debut album, and had similar positive reviews. The album is a bit more experimental than the band's previous album, featuring, for example, jazz aspects on the track "Compulsory Prohibition" (which features saxophonist Ted Fairweather), and sound effects on "Vinyl Experience". There is also a cover track on the album, "Where the Darkness Meets the Sea", which is based on a 1996 Popscene song of the same name.
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| - Cave Opening in the Jungle
- Compulsory Prohibition
- Himalayan Express
- Interrupted Transmissions
- Introductory Movements
- Nothing is Left
- Rain Over the Noble City Bay
- The Man on the Corner
- Through a Closed Door
- Upward Shift
- Vinyl Experience
- Where They Lived
- Where the Darkness Meets the Sea
- Just a Small Country Off the Shore of the Continent
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| - Sheraldin
- Sheraldin, Vasilyev
- Sheraldin, Vasilyev, Ake
- Sheraldin, Vasilyev, Ake, Roggeman
- Vasilyev, Sheraldin
- Linscott, Walker
- Roggeman, Sheraldin
- Sheraldin, Vasilyev, Fairweather
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| - Through a Closed Door is the second studio album by the band Hyperbola, released in 2012. It had a slightly more high-profile release than their eponymous debut album, and had similar positive reviews. The album is a bit more experimental than the band's previous album, featuring, for example, jazz aspects on the track "Compulsory Prohibition" (which features saxophonist Ted Fairweather), and sound effects on "Vinyl Experience". There is also a cover track on the album, "Where the Darkness Meets the Sea", which is based on a 1996 Popscene song of the same name.
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