here is the NFO file from Indietorrents
*—#indie.torrents—*
Artist: The Durutti Column
Album: Chronicle [Kooky, 2011]
Label:
Year: 2011
Genre: Indie Rock
RIAA Radar Status: SAFE
Encoder: iTunes v10.2.2
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
Codec: LAME MP3
Avg Bit Rate: 320 kbps
Posted by: ZGASPEN
Description / Review:
————————
Track Listing
—————-
[01/13] Fanfare (5:01) 320 kbps 11.51 MB
[02/13] Synergetic (4:32) 320 kbps 10.42 MB
[03/13] Ananda (4:15) 320 kbps 9.77 MB
[04/13] Accord (3:56) 320 kbps 9.06 MB
[05/13] Time To Lift (7:12) 320 kbps 16.52 MB
[06/13] Anguish Of the Text Message (5:36) 320 kbps 12.87 MB
[07/13] What Is It Worth (4:45) 320 kbps 10.90 MB
[08/13] Someone Got Away (2:54) 320 kbps 6.67 MB
[09/13] Jeeves And Wooster (3:36) 320 kbps 8.30 MB
[10/13] Friends (5:43) 320 kbps 13.14 MB
[11/13] Emptiness (4:30) 320 kbps 10.34 MB
[12/13] No More Close To Me (1:55) 320 kbps 4.44 MB
[13/13] Resolution (4:23) 320 kbps 10.08 MB
Total number of files: 13
Total size of files: 134.08 MB
Total playing time: 58:18
Generated: Saturday, October 13, 2012 9:34:54 AM
Created with: #indie.torrents NFO Generator (Mac) v2.3b1
Album info
This is probably Vini Reilly’s most personal and intimate release to date. Recorded Spring of 2011 during the time of Vini’s breakup with his girlfriend, Poppy, as well as during a time of unstable health. The release was intended to debut in time for a series of performances April 2011, but due to the various life circumstances, the final recording had been delayed and was instead reworked by Vini and only released in a “pre-release” fashion strictly for the shows. Apparently the final album will be released in January 2013 and we be quite different from the songs included here. Primarily a full band effort, there are also solo moments of Vini singingly weakly with his guitar. While not considered final by Vini, the album is as polished as any others and perfectly documents where Vini was physically and emotionally at the time with stand-out tracks scattered throughout. A bit more “experimental” than recent albums and a standout in general not to be misseed. The album builds with a few Vini-Metcalfe scorcher explosions turning the volume up and finish things off. Several tracks here could be considered the band’s best yet (see “Emptiness” for sure).
http://music.kookydisc.co.uk/2012/10/chronicle-by-durutti-column.html