Scarlet Thing in You

Year: 1995
Artist: Peter Murphy

Other albums by Peter Murphy

Peter Murphy - Love Hysteria
Love Hysteria
1988, songs: 9
Peter Murphy - Unshattered
Unshattered
2004, songs: 8
Peter Murphy - Deep
Deep
1989, songs: 5
Peter Murphy - Cascade
Cascade
1995, songs: 6
Peter Murphy - Wild Birds 1985-1995: The Best of the Beggars Banquet Years
Peter Murphy - Holy Smoke
Holy Smoke
1992, songs: 9
Peter Murphy - Dust
Dust
2002, songs: 1
Peter Murphy - You're So Close
You're So Close
1995, songs: 1

Facts about the album "Scarlet Thing in You"

Album Title: Scarlet Thing in You
Artist: Peter Murphy
Genre: Alternative Rock, Gothic Rock
Release Date: March 20, 2000
Label: Metropolis Records

"Scarlet Thing in You" is the seventh solo album by Peter Murphy, released in 2000. Continuing his exploration of themes such as love, desire, and spirituality, Murphy delivers a collection of songs that blend his signature alternative and gothic rock sound with electronic influences.

Three interesting facts about "Scarlet Thing in You":

  1. Collaboration with Pascal Gabriel: For "Scarlet Thing in You", Murphy collaborated with producer Pascal Gabriel, known for his work with artists such as New Order and Goldfrapp. Gabriel's electronic production style brought a fresh energy to the album, incorporating elements of synth-pop and electronica while still maintaining Murphy's distinctive gothic aesthetic. The collaboration resulted in a sound that was both contemporary and timeless, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners.

  2. International Influence: In addition to his collaboration with Pascal Gabriel, Murphy drew inspiration from his international travels for "Scarlet Thing in You". The album features a diverse range of musical influences, from the Middle Eastern-infused rhythms of "My Last Two Weeks" to the dreamy atmospheres of "Subway (Epilogue)". Murphy's global experiences are reflected not only in the album's musical arrangements but also in its lyrical themes, which touch on universal human experiences of love, longing, and self-discovery.

  3. Visual Presentation: "Scarlet Thing in You" was released with striking visual artwork that complemented its sonic content. The album cover, designed by renowned graphic artist Vaughan Oliver, features a bold, abstract design in shades of red and black. This visual aesthetic, combined with Murphy's enigmatic persona, contributed to the album's mystique and allure, drawing listeners into its immersive musical world.

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