Spiritech

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Spiritech
Studio album by Alchemist
Released	June 30, 1997
Recorded	November 1996 at Rocking Horse Studios
Genre	Progressive metal Death metal
Length	61:26
Label	Thrust
Producer	Alchemist and John Hresc
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link PyroMusic (9.6/10) link
Alchemist chronology
Lunasphere (1995) Spiritech (1997) Eve of the War (1998)

Spiritech is the third full-length studio album by the Australian progressive metal band, Alchemist. It was released in 1997 by Australian label Thrust and distributed by Shock Records. A promotional music video for the song "Road to Ubar" was released. "Spiritechnology" samples Richard Nixon speaking on extraterrestrial life and its possible effect on religion, while "Chinese Whispers" has become popular at live shows.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Chinese Whispers" − 9:33
2. "Road to Ubar" − 5:39
3. "Staying Conscious" − 5:42
4. "Beyond Genesis" − 7:19
5. "Spiritechnology" − 6:32
6. "Inertia" (instrumental) − 5:00
7. "Hermaphroditis" − 4:32
8. "Dancing to Life" − 6:03
9. "Figments" − 11:06

[edit] Credits

• Adam Agius − vocals, guitar, keyboards
• Rodney Holder − drums
• John Bray − bass guitar
• Roy Torkington − guitar, illustrations

• John Hresc − Engineering at Rocking Horse Studios, Byron Bay, New South Wales, November 1996
• Alchemist and D.W. Norton − Production
• D.W. Norton − Mixing at Backbeach Studios, Victoria (Australia), March 1997
• Sally Moore − Design

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