Revolution (Hypnogaja album)

Revolution
Studio album by Hypnogaja
Released	1999
Recorded	1999
Genre	Trip hop[1]
Length	71:57
Label	Drama Music / PARAS Group / Ryko Dist. Partners
Producer	Hypnogaja
Hypnogaja chronology
Revolution (1999) Post-Hypnotic Stress Disorder (2002)Post-Hypnotic Stress Disorder2002

Revolution is the debut album by Hypnogaja. Released in 1999 by Drama Music via PARAS Group (and distributed by Ryko Distribution Partners via Universal), it is out of print and has not been released digitally.

Description

The LP contains fifteen tracks primarily consisting of electronic instrumentation that is different in tone from the band's subsequent, guitar-driven releases.

Placements in film and TV

Several tracks from Revolution were placed in television programs and films, including ABC's One Life to Live, HBO's Sex And The City and the USA Channel film Women of the Night (a/k/a Radio Silence), directed by Zalman King. Hypnogaja also scored the independent feature film The Young Unknowns (Indican Pictures) directed by Catherine Jelski and starring Devon Gummersall, Leslie Bibb, Eion Bailey and Arly Jover. The band used several pieces from Revolution to underscore the movie, including the song "Blue," which served as the end title.^[2]

Track list

1. "Look at Me (I Need Everything)" (3:14)
2. "Sleep" (5:15)
3. "Obsession" (3:44)
4. "Blue" (4:53)
5. "Lust" (5:02)
6. "Street Kid" (5:50)
7. "Down by the River" (4:00)
8. "Take Me Away (Alien Spaceship)" (4:30)
9. "My Private World" (4:28)
10. "Tears" (4:58)
11. "You Belong to Me" (4:15)
12. "Hollywoods" (4:33)
13. "Fear" (5:49)
14. "Hypnagogic Images" (6:30)
15. "Cold Night Air" (4:56)

References