The Raging Sun

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The Raging Sun is the second album by Swedish post-rock band Logh. It was released in 2003.

An alternate version with a new black background cover was released in 2006, containing new and remixed songs along with videos and photo galleries. This version had a sticker stating "New version! New tracklist. New songs. New layout. The way it was meant to be..."

Track listing[]

Original version[]

1. "The Contractor and the Assassin" – 4:06
2. "End Cycle" – 2:32
3. "An Alliance of Hearts" – 5:02
4. "The Raging Sun" – 3:15
5. "Thin Lines" – 4:02
6. "The Bones of Generations" – 2:35
7. "A Vote for Democracy" – 3:43
8. "At This My Arm Was Weakened" – 5:19
9. "City, I'm Sorry" – 7:42
10. "Lights from Sovereign States" – 6:25

Alternate version[]

1. "The Contractor and the Assassin" – 4:06
2. "End Cycle" – 2:32
3. "An Alliance of Hearts" – 5:02
4. "The Raging Sun" – 3:16
5. "Thin Lines" – 4:03
6. "An Alliance of Worlds" – 3:45
7. "The Bones of Generations (LVG version)" – 4:34
8. "A Vote for Democracy" – 3:43
9. "City, I'm Sorry" – 7:42
10. "Lights from Sovereign States" – 8:57

Credits[]

• Music and lyrics by Mattias Friberg
• Performed and produced by Logh
• Co-produced by John Congleton
• Mixed by John Congleton, except track 4 and 7 mixed by Mathias Oldén and track 6 mixed by Pelle Gunnerfeldt
• Drums on track 7 by Fredrik Normark and track 6 by Marco Hildén
• Additional piano by Gustav Fagerström
• Additional guitar by Frans Hägglund
• Additional percussion by Frans Hägglund and Pelle Gunnerfeldt
• Engineered by Frans Hägglund, Pelle Gunnerfeldt, Mathias Oldén and John Congleton
• Recorded and mixed at Mission Hall Studio throughout 2003
• Cover by Johan Lenason
• Mastered by Henrik Jonsson

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