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Cover art
2 credits

- Photography
- Jim Friedman
- Art direction
- Vaughan Oliver
Tracklist
12 tracks · 48 min
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Spooky (2023 Remaster)Remaster · 2023 · 12 tracks
- 1Stray (2023 Remaster)
- 2Nothing Natural (2023 Remaster)
- 3Tiny Smiles (2023 Remaster)
- 4Covert (2023 Remaster)
- 5Ocean (2023 Remaster)
- 6For Love (2023 Remaster)
- 7Superblast! (2023 Remaster)
- 8Untogether (2023 Remaster)
- 9Fantasy (2023 Remaster)
- 10Take (2023 Remaster)
- 11Laura (2023 Remaster)
- 12Monochrome (2023 Remaster)
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In brief
- When was Spooky released?
- Spooky was released in 1992 on 4AD.
- How many tracks are on Spooky?
- Spooky has 12 tracks, with a runtime of 48 minutes.
- What genre is Spooky?
- Spooky is catalogued under Indie, Shoegaze, Dream Pop.
- What BPM is Spooky?
- Spooky runs at a median tempo of 107 BPM across its tracks, most often in E minor, measured from audio analysis.
- What albums are similar to Spooky?
- Listeners of Spooky also rate In Ribbons by Pale Saints, Whirlpool by Chapterhouse, The Comforts of Madness by Pale Saints.
Spooky at a glance
- Label
- 4AD
- Produced by
- Robin Guthrie
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