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All titles published by BMG Music Publishing Ltd except: Chronologie IV – Francis Dreyfus Music & J.M. Jarre; A Brief History of Nonsense and Anna Din (FU Dub) – BMG Music Publishing / Copyright Control; Who Will Love Me Now? – Fugitive Music Ltd.
Excerpt of Chronologie IV (Sunscreem Remix) – with kind permission of Disques Dreyfus.
Sleeve: Sunscreem & [email protected]
℗+© 1996 Kali Records.
Release Date: 23 Sep 1996
Originally, New Dark Times was a fanclub-only release, limited to 1000 copies. A further 500 copies were pressed a year later. Jewel cases in the first pressing were manually numbered. Disc is plain silver on both sides.
SUNSCREEM HQ notes (2018)
After two hit albums, worldwide touring and numerous videos and TV performances, Sunscreem decided to return to their musical and physical roots. In their studio in a fourteenth century milking shed they recorded a series of tracks which they released under various guises including Anna Din, Anna Nas and Chiba. Anna Din’s “Angel” achieved club cult status after it appeared on Sasha & Digweed’s Renaissance album. They also did new remixes of their own tracks and for other people, most notably Jean-Michel Jarre.
It was the early days of the internet and a fan had built Sunscreem a web site, so the band decided to gather all these tracks together and release them via the site as the limited edition CD “New Dark Times”.