Waiting for God | |
Type: | studio |
Artist: | Waiting for God |
Cover: | Waiting for God - Waiting for God (1994).jpg |
Genre: | Electro-industrial |
Length: | 30:27 |
Label: | KMG |
Producer: | Tom Ferris |
Next Title: | Desipramine |
Next Year: | 1997 |
Waiting for God is the self-titled debut studio album of Waiting for God, released in late 1994 by KMG.[1] The album was re-issued as Quarter Inch Thick by Re-Constriction Records in 1996 with an expanded track listing featuring bonus remixes.[2] [3]
Aiding & Abetting gave Waiting for God a positive review, saying "there are plenty of diverse elements woven into this fabric" and "Daemon Cadman's lighter-than-air vocals mix well with the edgy guitars and sea of keyboards brought in by the rest of the band."[4] Sonic Boom also praised Cadman's vocal prowess, saying "the steadfast vocal style and the music coupled together create a very unique sound that lacks any obvious evidence of outside musical influence that plagues many a new band."[5] Scott Hefflon of Lollipop Magazine gave the album a more mixed review and criticized the material for being too dance oriented.[6]
Adapted from the Waiting for God liner notes.[7]
Waiting for God
Additional performers
Production and design
Region | Date | Label | Format | Catalog |
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1994 | Canada | KMG | CD | 001 |
1995 | Germany | Synthetic Symphony | SPV 085-61332 | |
1996 | United States | Re-Constriction | REC-030 |