A Brighter Summer Day (album) explained

A Brighter Summer Day
Type:	studio
Artist:	Burning Star Core
Cover:	Burning Star Core - A Brighter Summer Day.jpg
Genre:	Drone, noise
Length:	33:09
Label:	Thin Wrist
Next Title:	Amelia
Next Year:	2003

A Brighter Summer Day is the debut studio album by Burning Star Core, released in February 2002 by Thin Wrist Recordings. After almost ten years of numerous private recordings and self-released recordings, the album marked the first time the project received wide distribution, with five hundred pressings in vinyl.^[1]

Personnel

Adapted from the A Brighter Summer Day liner notes.^[2]

• C. Spencer Yeh – violin (A), electronics (A), computer (B), mixing (A), editing (A)

Production and additional personnel

• John Golden – mastering
• Peter Kolovos – design
• Michael Manning – design
• Chris Rosing – electronics (A), recording (A), photography
• The Wyvern – painting

External links

• A Brighter Summer Day at Discogs (list of releases)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Zach . Baron . Burning Star Core: The Very Heart of the World . . January 29, 2006 . January 14, 2016.
2. A Brighter Summer Day . . 2002 . sleeve . Thin Wrist Recordings . Los Angeles, California.