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SuperCoolNothing V2.0
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| SuperCoolNothing V2.0 | ||
| Studio album by 16 Volt | ||
| Released | July 1, 2002 | |
| Recorded | 2002 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Label | Dark City Music | |
| Producer(s) | Bill Kennedy, Joseph Bishara and 16Volt. | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| 16 Volt chronology | ||
| Demography (2000) |
SuperCoolNothing V2.0 (2002) |
The Best of Sixteen Volt (2005) |
SuperCoolNothing V2.0 is the sixth album by 16 Volt. Several tracks of the album featured on the video game Primal.
Disc 1:
- I Fail Truth
- Everyday Everything
- Don’t Pray
- Keep Sleeping
- Moutheater
- Happy Pill
- The Enemy
- Machine Kit
- Low
- And I Go
- Dead Weight
- At The End
Disc 2:
- At The End (Club Mix- by Orgy)
- Happy Pill (Durtee Mix - by Crazytown)
- Keep Sleeping (Radio Mix - by Crazytown)
- Low (Filtered Mix - by Filter)
- Suffering You (Demo)
- Plastic Blue (Demo)
- Eric Powell - Guitar, Programming, Vocals, Engineer
- Mike Peoples - Bass, Guitar
- Krayge Tyler - Guitar
- Chris Vrenna - Drums
- Michael Bodine, II - Cover Design, Cover art
- Andrew Garver - Mastering
- Dave Hancock - Engineer
- Bill Kennedy - Producer, Engineer, Mixing
- Rafael Serrano - Engineer
- 16 Volt - Producer
- Steve Tushar - Engineer
- Joseph Bishara - Programming, Producer, Engineer
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