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'''''Oblivion Clock''''' is an [[Extended play|EP]] by the [[Norway|Norwegian]] [[avant-garde metal]] band [[Virus (Norwegian band)|Virus]]. It was released on 1 December 2012 by [[Duplicate Records]].
'''''Oblivion Clock''''' is an [[Extended play|EP]] by the Norwegian [[avant-garde metal]] band [[Virus (Norwegian band)|Virus]]. It was released on 1 December 2012 by [[Duplicate Records]].


==Background==
==Background==
The working title of ''Oblivion Clock'' was ''Flux the Fluent''. It was recorded at various locations in a period of eleven years; the work on the EP began as far as 2001 and it was finished by the end of 2012.<ref name=Metallum/>
The working title of ''Oblivion Clock'' was ''Flux the Fluent''. It was recorded at various locations in a period of eleven years; the work on the EP began as far as 2001 and it was finished by the end of 2012.<ref name=Metallum/>


This was the band's last album with the session bassist and keyboardist Bjeima. Additional session bassists on the album were Plenum, who at the time was an ex-member of Virus, and Bård Ingebrigtsen. Cover art for EP was made by the band's drummer [[Einar Sjursø]].
This was the band's last album with the session bassist and keyboardist Bjeima. Additional session bassists on the album were Plenum, who at the time was an ex-member of Virus, and Bård Ingebrigtsen. Cover art for EP was made by the band's drummer [[Einar Sjursø]].
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*[[Einar Sjursø|Einz]] — [[drums]], cover art, production
*[[Einar Sjursø|Einz]] — drums, cover art, production
*[[Carl-Michael Eide|Czral]] — [[vocals]], [[Electric guitar|guitars]], production
*[[Carl-Michael Eide|Czral]] — vocals, guitars, production
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* [[Svein Egil Hatlevik|Zweizz]] — lyrics (track 5)
* [[Svein Egil Hatlevik|Zweizz]] — lyrics (track 5)
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* Plenum — [[bass guitar]] (tracks 1, 5)
* Plenum — bass guitar (tracks 1, 5)
* Bård — bass guitar (track 7)
* Bård — bass guitar (track 7)
* Bjeima — bass guitar (tracks 2, 3, 6), [[keyboards]], samples, production
* Bjeima — bass guitar (tracks 2, 3, 6), keyboards, samples, production
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[[Category:2012 EPs]]
[[Category:2012 EPs]]

Latest revision as of 12:03, 3 May 2021

Oblivion Clock
EP by
Released1 December 2012 (2012-12-01)
Recorded2001 – 2012 at various locations[1]
GenreAvant-garde metal
Length31:30
LabelDuplicate
ProducerCzral, Einar Sjursø, Bjeima
Virus chronology
The Agent That Shapes the Desert
(2011)
Oblivion Clock
(2012)
Memento Collider
(2016)

Oblivion Clock is an EP by the Norwegian avant-garde metal band Virus. It was released on 1 December 2012 by Duplicate Records.

Background

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The working title of Oblivion Clock was Flux the Fluent. It was recorded at various locations in a period of eleven years; the work on the EP began as far as 2001 and it was finished by the end of 2012.[1]

This was the band's last album with the session bassist and keyboardist Bjeima. Additional session bassists on the album were Plenum, who at the time was an ex-member of Virus, and Bård Ingebrigtsen. Cover art for EP was made by the band's drummer Einar Sjursø.

Track listing

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No.TitleLength
1."Oblivion Clock"5:47
2."Inverted Escape"4:04
3."The Pull of the Crater"5:16
4."Gaslight Exit" (instrumental)3:13
5."Saturday Night Virus"4:17
6."Seen in the Sediments"5:42
7."Shutout (The Walker Brothers cover)"3:11
Total length:31:30

Personnel

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References

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  1. ^ a b Virus – Oblivion Clock at metal-archives.com Retrieved on 6 August 2016