About this album
Where they were
120 Days' self-titled debut album arrived in 2006, positioning the band at the forefront of Norway's burgeoning psych and krautrock revival. Following a series of successful live performances, this release marked their first major recorded effort, capturing their experimental approach and unique sonic identity.
Why it matters
The album received critical acclaim, with particular praise for its innovative fusion of genres, which helped to establish 120 Days as key players in the Norwegian music scene. It was noted for its underground appeal, influencing a wave of similar acts and contributing to the resurgence of interest in post-rock and krautrock-inspired sounds during the mid-2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Come Out (Come Down, Fade Out, Be Gone)" — This opening track sets the tone with its lengthy, immersive build-up and hypnotic rhythms, showcasing the band's krautrock influences.
- "Be Mine" — With its catchy melodies and driving beat, 'Be Mine' represents the band's ability to blend accessibility with experimental sound.
- "I've Lost My Vision (Kraut nr1)" — 'I've Lost My Vision' serves as an epic closer that encapsulates the band's expansive sound while exploring deeper sonic textures over its extended runtime.
Release Date
January 1, 2006
Artist Origin
Norway
Tracklist
- 1 Come Out (Come Down, Fade Out, Be Gone) 8:55
- 2 Be Mine 4:14
- 3 C-Musik 7:22
- 4 Sleepwalking 3:28
- 5 Get Away 4:40
- 6 Keep on Smiling 5:30
- 7 Lazy Eyes 4:40
- 8 Sleepless Nights #3 3:03
- 9 I've Lost My Vision (Kraut nr1) 11:38
