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Planet of Ice by Minus the Bear

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Tracklist

    Track     Duration Listeners
1 Burying Luck 4:53 71,514
2 Ice Monster 4:03 88,038
3 Knights 3:39 108,342
4 White Mystery 4:39 61,114
5 Dr. L'Ling 6:48 56,442
6 Part 2 3:50 52,307
7 Throwing Shapes 2:46 8,800
8 When We Escape 4:03 65,300
9 Double Vision 4:29 7,364
10 Lotus 8:48 47,933
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About this album

Undergroove (2007) Released: 20 Aug 2007 10 tracks (47:58)
Actual track listing:

1. Burying Luck
2. Ice Monster
3. Knights
4. White Mystery
5. Dr. L’Ling
6. Part 2
7. Throwin’ Shapes
8. When We Escape
9. Double Vision Quest
10. Lotus

Planet of Ice is the third full-length album from Seattle band Minus the Bear. It was produced and recorded by the band’s ex-keyboard player Matt Bayles and Chris Common at their studio, Red Room, in February and March 2007.

It is the first Minus the Bear album to feature new keyboardist Alex Rose, who replaced Bayles after he left to concentrate on his production career.

A video for the song “Knights” was released in August 2007, and can be viewed on the album’s website along with a full stream of the album.

A limited run of 2000 colored records was pressed and released by Suburban Home on vinyl imprint, Vinyl Collective. High demand led to a second pressing, which included a limited edition tour pressing.
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  • Systema714

    as much as I love other MTB albums (including y'know, that controversial one) this is probably their most culminated/substantial

    last month

  • titchio

    Much darker than their other albums, I love it. Great wintery album opposed to Menos.

    February 2012

  • killakam117

    i live, eat, sleep, breathe: planet of ice

    October 2011

  • neiteio

    my favorite album of all time

    October 2011

  • thelogicoflove

    One of my favorite albums ever.

    March 2011

  • sunabsolute

    I think I like Menos more now, but this is a close second.

    November 2010

  • fukkhisblood

    love to listen to this album now in november,december...

    November 2010

  • themasha

    truly their best songs are on this album. this album is great opposed to their new album omni, which is quite bad

    May 2010

  • michel-angelo

    Their best album!!! Great!!!

    March 2010

  • NoReligion

    Amazing Album.

    February 2010

  • ramiromedinac

    This cd just blows everything i ever knew about music out of the water. Takes you on a mental journey that will leave you wanting more. How these guys are not famous, I don't know, but I cannot stop listening to this cd and their past ones.

    February 2010

  • sunabsolute

    Shit track listing.

    February 2010

  • crazyblinddude

    err yah defintely their best album so far cant wait to hear the new one

    January 2010

  • bogeaq

    sick album

    January 2010

  • sunabsolute

    Best MTB album. It's close, but I like this one the best. It's the most varied.

    December 2009

  • KOLRHD

    This is their most definitely their best album.

    December 2009

  • CureVaNiNawl

    how the fuck can anyone not think this is their best so far

    November 2009

  • CureVaNiNawl

    album is sogood

    November 2009

  • beasdd

    djnonplus, this album is too recent to be considered "old". it's evidence that perfect albums are still being made.

    September 2009

  • cryonaka

    Awesome art, awesome music.

    June 2009
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