Dwarf Mountain Alphabet

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Dwarf Mountain Alphabet
Studio album by Joy Electric
Released	December 4, 2012
Recorded	The Early Electronic Preservation Society
Genre	Synthpop/Electropop
Length	36:17
Label	EEP Society
Producer	Ronnie Martin
Joy Electric chronology
Favorites at Play (2009) Dwarf Mountain Alphabet (2012)

Dwarf Mountain Alphabet is an album by Joy Electric. This album was self-produced by Ronnie Martin after a successful Kickstarter campaign after a break with Tooth & Nail Records.^[1]

Track 8 is a cover version of Sing Once For Me from an earlier Joy Electric album, The White Songbook. This version uses alternate lyrics during the verses.

Track listing[]

1. "And This No More" - 3:54
2. "Whose Voice Will Not Be Heard" - 3:53
3. "Let the Past Go" - 3:40
4. "Stark Obscurity" - 4:02
5. "That Which Cannot Be Contained" - 3:22
6. "Light Has Lost Its Presence Here" - 2:57
7. "Further Into Light" - 3:55
8. "Sing Once For Me" - 3:57
9. "Sorrow Shall Find You" - 3:42
10. "Notes From a Chapter" - 3:01

Credits[]

• Ronnie Martin – Lyrics and vocals, Analog synthesizer
• Adam Boose - Mastering
• Amanda Louise Spayd - Album art

References[]

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