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Skying is the third studio album by the English rock band The Horrors, released on 11 July 2011 through XL Recordings. It reached No. 5 on the UK Albums Chart and features a more expansive, synthesizer-led sound than the band's earlier shoegaze and post-punk revival work, anchored by songs such as 'Still Life' and 'Moving Further Away'. The album was produced by the band with Craig Silvey and received widespread critical praise.
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When was The Horrors' album "Skying" released?
The Horrors released their third studio album, "Skying," on 11 July 2011. The record was highly anticipated following the critical success of their previous album, "Primary Colours."
What record label released "Skying" by The Horrors?
"Skying" was released through XL Recordings, a major independent label known for hosting artists like Adele and Radiohead. The Horrors' partnership with XL Recordings allowed them to fully explore an expansive, synthesizer-led sound.
How did "Skying" perform on the UK Albums Chart?
The album was a commercial breakthrough for the band, peaking at No. 5 on the UK Albums Chart. This strong chart performance demonstrated that the band had successfully transitioned from their early shoegaze roots to a more polished post-punk revival sound.
What genres and sounds are most prominent on The Horrors' album "Skying"?
"Skying" is characterized by a highly expansive, synthesizer-led sound that leans heavily into shoegaze and post-punk revival elements. The album heavily features sweeping vintage synthesizers and echoing vocals, anchoring the band's most atmospheric work.
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