Reviews

• Desibeli (album review)
  Nordic Music Review (album review)
  Olevinaan(album review)
  Nordic Music Central( The Prophet track review)
  Album announce via Rumba
  Francis North interviewed via Yle’s Radio
• Albums of the year Nordic Music Review

Tracklist

• The Prophet
  Interlude I: Prophecies And Weapons
  The Curtain
  Interlude II: The Sound of Something Falling
  Tomorrow
  Exile
  Interlude III: The Myth of Human Beauty
  The Wave

Credits

Francis North – Speech
Ossi Björn – Vocals, guitar
Anttoni Hill – Guitar
Aaro Tirronen – Guitar
Reko Kälkäjä – Keyes
Alec Havinmaa – Soundscape, bass
Joona Kinnunen – Drums
Recorded and mixed by: Lauri Kalo
Mastered by: Toni Puttonen

“I started working on the poem that ended up becoming Entropy some two years ago, on Anna’s suggestion. I’ve wanted to work with GoTV ever since I first saw them live, so when we started planning the publication event I contacted the band asking if they’d be interested in a collaboration and luckily they we’re. We managed to create something at the same time organic and unique, gentle and at times violent. The most fun I’ve had on stage has been with the band, and I’m very proud to see our creation take on yet another form as this live-album.” – Francis North

“Spoken word, drone and post-rock have been combined many times, but reciting this whole poem live with the theatrical style of Francis created something new. While listening to this record you can focus on the story and let the music of Ghosts on TV create its own background for every chapter. Or you can think of this as a full-length Ghosts on TV album, where the visitor Francis is leading the way. The atmosphere at Kapsäkki was unique that night and we’re really happy that this concert was recorded. Our producer Alec Havinmaa joined us on stage too and the chemistry between the band and Francis was amazing. Especially since we created all the music together only in three days before the gig.” – Ghosts on TV