Album · 2017

Pacifisticuffs

Released
8 December 2017
Label
Candlelight Records
Catalogue no.
2557924022
Tracklist
13 tracks
Length
44:25
Country
US

“Pacifisticuffs” is an album by Diablo Swing Orchestra, released in 2017 on Candlelight Records. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 44:25. The line-up features Anders Johansson (bass guitar), Daniel Håkansson (guitar, lead vocals), Daniel Hedin (trombone, background vocals), Johan Norbäck (drums (drum set)) and Johannes Bergion (cello, background vocals).

Who played on Pacifisticuffs

  • Anders Johansson bass guitar all tracks
  • Daniel Håkansson guitar, lead vocals all tracks
  • Daniel Hedin trombone, background vocals all tracks
  • Johan Norbäck drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Johannes Bergion cello, background vocals all tracks
  • Kristin Evegård piano, lead vocals all tracks
  • Pontus Mantefors synthesizer, guitar, effects, vocals all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Knucklehugs (Arm Yourself with Love) 2:27
  2. 2 The Age of Vulture Culture 5:00
  3. 3 Superhero Jagganath 5:41
  4. 4 Vision of the Purblind 1:01
  5. 5 Lady Clandestine Chainbreaker 4:50
  6. 6 Jigsaw Hustle 4:53
  7. 7 Pulse of the Incipient 0:34
  8. 8 Ode to the Innocent 3:49
  9. 9 Interruption 5:21
  10. 10 Cul-De-Sac Semantics 1:09
  11. 11 Karma Bonfire 4:15
  12. 12 Climbing the Eyewall 4:41
  13. 13 Porch of Perception 0:44

Production

  • Emanuele Laghi mix, producer
  • Jakob Herrmann engineer

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Pacifisticuffs?

The line-up of Pacifisticuffs includes Anders Johansson (bass guitar), Daniel Håkansson (guitar, lead vocals), Daniel Hedin (trombone, background vocals), Johan Norbäck (drums (drum set)), Johannes Bergion (cello, background vocals), Kristin Evegård (piano, lead vocals) and Pontus Mantefors (synthesizer, guitar).

Which label released Pacifisticuffs?

Pacifisticuffs was released in 2017 on Candlelight Records (2557924022).

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