Ego:Echo Explained

Ego: Echo
Type:	studio
Artist:	Ulan Bator
Cover:	egoecho.jpg
Released:	October 2000
Recorded:	August 8–25, 1999
Genre:	Post-rock
Length:	64:23
Label:	Young God Records
Producer:	Michael Gira
Prev Title:	Vegetale
Prev Year:	1997
Year:	2000
Next Title:	D-Construction
Next Year:	2000

Ego: Echo is the fourth album by French post-rock band Ulan Bator. It was produced by Michael Gira, former member of the band Swans and head of Young God Records.^[1] The album was recorded in Italy at Emme Studio in Calenzano, Toscana.

Track listing

1. "Hemisphere" – 8:42
2. "Santa Lucia" (part 1+2) – 6:14
3. "Etoile Astre" – 4:32
4. "Let Go Ego" – 16:10
5. "Hiver" – 3:57
6. "Selva" – 1:40
7. "La Joueuse de Tambour" – 6:34
8. "Soeur Violence" (part 1+2) – 6:25
9. "Echo" (Part 1+2+3) – 10:06

all songs Cambuzat/Manchion

Musicians

• Amaury Cambuzat

voice, guitar, piano, organ...

• Olivier Manchion

bass, electronics, backward vocals...

• Matteo Dainese: drums

Guest musicians

• Jean-Hervé Péron (Faust): French horn, trumpet (Soeur Violence #2)
• Michael Gira

voice (La Joueuse De Tambour, Soeur Violence #2)

External links

• Official Page at Young God Records

Notes and References

1. Web site: Rituel Humain. LA Weekly. March 2–8, 2001. Jay. Babcock. https://web.archive.org/web/20010801225354/http://www.laweekly.com/ink/01/15/music-babcock.shtml. August 1, 2001. November 16, 2019. live.