What makes Bailterspace by Bailter Space notable?

Bailter Space received significant acclaim upon its release, with critics noting its intricate layering and dynamic compositions that influenced the noise rock genre. The album's reception helped to revive interest in the band, securing them a dedicated following and marking their return as influential figures in the New Zealand music scene. Released in January 2004, Bailter Space marked the band's first studio album in nearly a decade since their previous release, 'Tanker' in 1998. The album comes at a time when the band was re-establishing themselves in the post-rock scene, showcasing a matured sound while retaining their signature experimental edge.

How many songs are on Bailterspace?

Bailterspace has 18 tracks, running approximately 69 minutes.

Bailterspace

Bailter Space · 2004

69 min · 18 tracks · noise rock

A swirling blend of noise rock textures and droning melodies that immerses listeners in a hypnotic soundscape.

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X — The opening track sets a tone with its driving rhythm and expansive sound layers, encapsulating the album's exploration of noise rock aesthetics.
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Pass It Up — This track features a catchy yet complex interplay between rhythm and melody, illustrating the band's ability to balance accessibility with avant-garde elements.
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Robot World — With its mechanical beats and ethereal vocals, this song embodies the thematic exploration of technology versus humanity, resonating with contemporary societal concerns.
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Shine — This track exemplifies the band's knack for creating atmospheric soundscapes punctuated by moments of intensity, showcasing their unique style within the genre.
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DarkBlue — The haunting quality of this track, with its layered guitars and moody ambiance, highlights Bailter Space's ability to evoke emotion through sound.

Tracklist

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1 X 4:01
2 Pass It Up 3:27
3 Splat 3:49
4 Shine 3:56
5 DarkBlue 3:13
6 Colors 3:56
7 Robot World 4:19
8 GlimmerDot 2:39
9 CapSul 3:53
10 Grader Spader 3:41
11 SoLa 3:31
12 Tanker 4:13
13 at5 2:28
14 Shadow 4:02
15 Skin 4:24
16 theAim 5:02
17 Argonaut 5:47
18 The Today Song 2:39

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