Dreams for the Dying

Dreams for the Dying
Studio album by Shadow Project
Released	November 10, 1992
Recorded	1992 at Track Record (North Hollywood)
Genre	Alternative rock, gothic metal
Length	57:15
Label	Triple X
Producer	Rozz Williams; Eva O;
Shadow Project chronology

Dreams for the Dying is the second album by alt-rock/goth metal band Shadow Project, released in late 1992 by Triple X Records.

Production

The album was recorded during the 1992 Los Angeles riots. Because of the curfew the band was in lockdown at the studio. This tension reflected on to the album, coupled by the fact that Eva O. and Rozz Williams "were at the height of our hatred of everything: the world, ourselves, each other, the world, everything that was going on". Former Triple X A&R Director Bruce Duff thought this was "one of the most genuinely evil records ever recorded".^[1]

Themes

Rozz Williams continued to deal with some his favorite subjects in this record, such as death ("Funeral Rites"), religion ("Static Jesus," "Thy Kingdom Come") and violence ("Knight Stalker").^[2] "Knight Stalker" was dedicated to serial killer Richard "Night Stalker" Ramirez.

Track listing

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Static Jesus"	Eva O	Eva O	5:36
2.	"Days of Glory"	Rozz Williams, Eva O	R. Williams	4:17
3.	"Funeral Rites (with Equestrian Sympathies)"	R. Williams	R. Williams, Paris Sadonis	7:16
4.	"Zaned People"	Eva O, R. Williams	Eva O	7:28
5.	"Thy Kingdom Come"	R. Williams	R. Williams	7:54
6.	"Knight Stalker"	Eva O	Eva O	7:19
7.	"Holding You Close"	Rva O	Eva O	7:30
8.	"Lord of the Flies"	R. Williams	R. Williams	6:18
9.	"The Circle and the Cross"	R. Williams	R. Williams	3:02

Credits

Shadow Project

Rozz Williams – voices, guitars and piano
Eva O – voices and guitars
Jill Emery – bass
Paris – keyboards and samples
Peter Tomlinson – drums and samples

Guest player

Ace Farren Ford - saxophones and musette

Production

Rozz Williams – producer, cover concept and design
Eva O - producer, cover concept and design
Brian Virtue – engineer
Darian Sahanaja – assistant engineer
Greg Geitzenuer – assistant engineer
Dino Paredes – cover and package design
Dean Karr – photography

References

↑ Johnny Walker (1997). "Rozz Williams Talks Till He's Whorse". Vibe. Retrieved 12 January 2016.
↑ Greg Fasolino, Katherine Yeske & Scott Ferguson. "TrouserPress :: Christian Death". Trouser Press. Retrieved 21 January 2016.

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[vibe-1] Johnny Walker (1997). "Rozz Williams Talks Till He's Whorse". Vibe. Retrieved 12 January 2016.

[trouserpress-2] Greg Fasolino, Katherine Yeske & Scott Ferguson. "TrouserPress :: Christian Death". Trouser Press. Retrieved 21 January 2016.