New Dark Times (1996)
CD UK: 23 Sep 1996 | Kali Records | KALICD1
- Chronologie IV 6:52
- Simple 4:19
- A Brief History Of Nonsense 5:18
- Damn Disco 3:12
- Winchester Slate 6:09
- Anna Din (FU Dub) 5:46
- XS 5:57
- Who Will Love Me Now? 7:16
- Twangy 4:23
- Coming Up 5:02
- Burloo 4:27
- Kali 5:55
CDR: 17 Jan 2011 | Annalogic Ltd | Amazon on Demand
- Chronologie IV 6:52
- Simple 4:19
- A Brief History Of Nonsense 5:18
- Damn Disco 3:12
- Winchester Slate 6:09
- Anna Din (FU Dub) 5:46
- XS 5:57
- Who Will Love Me Now? 7:16
- Twangy 4:23
- Coming Up 5:02
- Burloo 4:27
- Kali 5:55
DL: 9 May 2006 | Annalogic Ltd | iTunes
DL: 27 Mar 2007 | Music Village Ltd, UK – Banshee Works BVBA, Belgium | iTunes
DL: 27 Mar 2012 | Sunscreem Music | iTunes
DL: 27 Mar 2012 | Sunscreem Music | Amazon
Other digital content providers: track list may differ
- Chronologie IV 6:52
- Simple 4:19
- A Brief History Of Nonsense 5:18
- Damn Disco 3:12
- Winchester Slate 6:09
- Anna Din (FU Dub) 5:46
- XS 5:57
- Who Will Love Me Now? 7:16
- Twangy 4:23
- Coming Up 5:02
- Burloo 4:27
- Kali 5:55
- New Dark Times (Continuous Album Mix) 64:36
Release Details
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.
- Chronologie IV – Written: Jean-Michel Jarre. Programming: Lucia Holm / Paul Carnell. Engineer: Darren Woodford.
- Simple – Written: Luica Holm. Programming: Lucia Holm. Engineer: Darren Woodford.
- A Brief History Of Nonsense – Written: Lucia Holm / Paul Carnell / Rob Wash. Programming: Rob Wash.
- Damn Disco – Written: Lucia Holm / Paul Carnell. Programming: Lucia Holm/Paul Carnell. Engineer: Gary Wilkinson.
- Winchester Slate – Written: Lucia Holm / Paul Carnell. Programming: Rob Fricker / Wayne Simms. Engineer: Rob Fricker / Wayne Simms.
- Anna Din (FU Dub) – Written: Lucia Holm / Paul Carnell / Rob Fricker / Dave Valentine. Programming: Joe Morena / Dave Valentine. Engineer: Wayne Simms.
- XS – Written: Lucia Holm. Programming: Lucia Holm. Engineer: Darren Woodford.
- Who Will Love Me Now? – Written: Philip Ridley / Nick Bicât. Programming: Lucia Holm. Engineer: Paul Carnell.
- Twangy – Written: Lucia Holm. Programming: Lucia Holm / Gary Hughes. Engineer: Darren Woodford.
- Coming Up – Written: Paul Carnell / Lucia Holm. Programming: Paul Carnell / Lucia Holm. Engineer: Wayne Simms.
- Burloo – Written: Lucia Holm. Programming: Lucia Holm / Garry Hughes. Engineer: Darren Woodford.
- Kali – Written: Paul Carnell / Lucia Holm. Programming: Paul Carnell / Lucia Holm / Rob Wash. Engineer: Gary Wilkinson.
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.
- Chronologie IV is based on Sunscreem’s E-Motion Mix of Jean-Michel Jarre’s Chronologie Part 4.
- Elements of Simple were used in the intro to Change Or Die.
- A Brief History Of Nonsense was later released as a single, Chiba – Times Flies.
- Damn Disco and Winchester Slate are remixes of Looking At You.
- Anna Din (FU Dub) is a remix of Anna Din – Angel.
- XS is Anna Crusis – XS.
- Who Will Love Me Now?, Twangy, Coming Up, and Burloo are previously unreleased tracks.
- Kali is a remix of Anna Crusis – Syclik.
- Amazon “CD On Demand” service was discontinued sometime in 2020.
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”.