The Butterfly Effect (album)

the butterfly effect (released in 1999) is the fourth full-length album by the Portuguese band Moonspell, inspired by chaos theory. The harsh and cold music of the album, composed primarily by the band’s keyboardist, Pedro Paixão, differs greatly from previous Moonspell releases. The album is more aggressive than Sin/Pecado, especially vocally. The use of samples and synthetizers, toned down guitars and the absence of guitar solos led to criticisms by many fans and critics.

1 Track listing
2 Credits
- 2.1 Band members
- 2.2 Additional personnel

[edit] Track listing

“Soulsick” — 4:16
“Butterfly FX” — 3:51
“Can’t Bee” — 5:11
“Lustmord” — 3:44
“Self Abuse” — 4:16
“I Am the Eternal Spectator” — 3:31
“Soulitary Vice” — 3:27
“Disappear Here” — 3:33
“Adaptables” — 3:00
“Angelizer” — 4:27
“Tired” — 5:23
“K (O Mal de Cristo)” — 12:40

[edit] Credits

[edit] Band members

Fernando Ribeiro – vocals
Ricardo Amorim – guitars
Pedro Paixão – synthesizers, samples
Sérgio Crestana – bass
Mike Gaspar – drums

[edit] Additional personnel

Oli Albergaria Savill – various misc instruments

Discography
Moonspell
Albums and EPs: Under the Moonspell \| Wolfheart \| Irreligious \| Sin/Pecado \| The Butterfly Effect \| Darkness and Hope \| The Antidote \| Memorial \| Under Satanæ
Singles and Promos: Goat on Fire \| Opium \| 2econd Skin \| Butterfly Effect \| Nocturna \| Everything Invaded
Other releases: Serpent Angel (Morbid God Promo) \| Anno Satanæ \| Wolves from the Fog \| The Great Silver Eye
Daemonarch
Hermeticum