Song of the Week

~ Release by Coil (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Annotation

Song of the Week was a series of songs published on Coil's site on Brainwashed between October 1998 and August 1999. All songs were either hard to get or unreleased.

Annotation last modified on 2016-02-28 02:55 UTC.

Tracklist

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#TitleArtistRatingLength
1Spoiler (LP version)
vocals:
John Balance and Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director)
recording of:
The Spoiler
writer:
John Balance and Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director)
Coil3:00
2The Wheel (vocal)
vocals:
John Balance
recording of:
The Wheel
writer:
John Balance and Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director)
Coil2:41
3The Anal Staircase (A Dionysian remix)
vocals:
John Balance
remixer:
Rico Conning
recording of:
The Anal Staircase
writer:
John Balance and Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director)
Coil5:54
4The Anal Staircase (relentless mix)
vocals:
John Balance
recording of:
The Anal Staircase
writer:
John Balance and Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director)
Coil3:57
5Keelhauler (7″)
recording of:
Keelhauler
Coil13:39
6Is Suicide a Solution?
spoken vocals:
[anonymous] (special purpose artist)
recording of:
Who’ll Fall?
writer:
John Balance and Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director)
Coil5:21
7pHILM #1 (vox)
recording of:
pHILM #1
writer:
John Balance, Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director), Danny Hyde (British musician, engineer, and producer) and Drew McDowall (Scottish electronic musician)
Coil9:15
8Static Electrician
recording of:
Static Electrician
Coil3:11
9Red Scratch
recording of:
Red Scratch
Coil3:09
10Blue (special alternate combination mix)
spoken vocals:
Nigel Terry (actor)
Coil2:00
11Theme From “Gay Man’s Guide to Safer Sex”
recording of:
Theme From Gay Man’s Guide to Safer Sex
composer:
John Balance, Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director) and Danny Hyde (British musician, engineer, and producer)
Coil8:15
12If it Wasn’t Wolves, Then What Was it?
recording of:
If It Wasn’t Wolves, Then What Was It?
Coil2:59
13Gnomic Verses
recording of:
Gnomic Verses
Coil5:06
14Nasa‐Arab (No Skin (Aural Circumcision))
Coil8:55
15Bee Has the Photos
instrumental recording of:
Backwards
writer:
John Balance, Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director) and Drew McDowall (Scottish electronic musician)
Coil4:56
16Egyptian Basses
recording of:
Princess Margaret’s Man in the D’Jamalfna
writer:
John Balance, Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director) and Drew McDowall (Scottish electronic musician)
Coil8:17
17Pre‐Original Chaostrophy
recording of:
Chaostrophy
writer:
John Balance and Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director)
Coil5:34
18The Dark Age of Love
vocals:
Marc Almond (English pop singer and songwriter)
recording of:
The Dark Age of Love
Coil3:25
19Spastiche
drums (drum set):
Mick Harris (ex Napalm Death drummer)
recording of:
Spastiche
writer:
John Balance, Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director) and Tim Simenon
Coil5:28
20Assasins of Hakim Bey
spoken vocals:
Hakim Bey
recording of:
Assassins of Hakim Bey
Coil4:16
21Protection II
recording of:
Protection
writer:
John Balance, Peter Christopherson (UK electronic musician and video director), Danny Hyde (British musician, engineer, and producer) and Drew McDowall (Scottish electronic musician)
Coil413:25
22Rush (Black Sun remix)
remixer:
Coil (UK cross-genre industrial group)
recording of:
Rush
lyricist and composer:
Martin L. Gore
Depeche Mode5:57
23Red Skeletons 2
recording of:
Stoned Circular III
Coil5:22
24Journey to Avebury
recorded at:
Slut’s Hole Studio in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom
recording of:
Journey to Avebury
Coil11:00
25Acid Jam 3
recorded at:
Slut’s Hole Studio in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom
partial recording of:
Mayhem Accelerator
Coil2:43
26Acid Jam 2
recorded at:
Slut’s Hole Studio in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom
partial recording of:
Mayhem Accelerator
Coil8:38