KEITH CAPUTO's NEPTUNE DARLINGS: More Debut Album Details Revealed
August 6, 2011LIFE OF AGONY singer Keith Mina Caputo has completed work the debut album from newest project, NEPTUNE DARLINGS. The effort was produced by Keith Mina Caputo and Ryan Oldcastle and features artwork by David Lupton. Additional engineering, mixing and recording by LIFE OF AGONY guitarist Joseph Zampella (a.k.a. Joey Z) at Method Of Groove studios in Brooklyn, New York.
A teaser clip for the upcoming release, which was mastered at the end of July by George Marino at Sterling Sound in New York City, can be seen below.
NEPTUNE DARLINGS debut album track listing:
01. Eighth Order From The Sun
02. Headspace
03. Neptunus
04. All My Life
05. White Swan
06. The Demon In Me
07. Glow Worm
08. Little Owl
09. Chestnuts & Fireflies
Recording lineup:
* Keith Mina Caputo - Vocals, Piano, Acoustic, Bass Fender Rhodes, Electric Piano, Wurlitzer Electric Piano, Subharmonics
* Ryan Oldastle - Vocals, Piano, Acoustic, Electric Guitars, Electric Bass, Synthesizers, Subtractive & Additive Synths, Frequency Modulations
As previously reported, Caputo has revealed that he is "transitioning" into life as a woman and has begun to refer to himself as "her" on his official web site, KeithCaputo.com.
In a June 5, 2011 interview with "DeadDave's Internet Radio Show", Caputo stated, "I live a completely, totally different lifestyle. I'm a completely different human being. I have a very different path in life. I'm not living life as a man anymore and stuff. So, yeah, my life is completely different, but music will always be music is definitely my driving force."
Caputo previously used cross-dressing images of himself in the artwork for his 2008 album "A Fondness For Hometown Scars" and dedicated the CD to androgynous people.
During his appearance on "DeadDave's Internet Radio Show", Caputo spoke about LIFE OF AGONY's future plans, stating, "We realize that LIFE OF AGONY has become an extremely nostalgic act and the music that used to not be dated, in our eyes, is dated, and the whole situation is dated. It's a nostalgia, and we don't want to take advantage of that nostalgia anymore, nor do we wanna take advantage of the fans. We've got three shows this year and it's probably gonna be the last shows that we do for a very long time. In fact, we just may call it quits. Because we feel like we set out to do what we needed to collectively. We're very honest people, we love each other dearly, but we just can't get it on; we can't turn each other on in the studio. We hit a brick wall together, and it ain't cool. So there's probably not gonna be a new [LIFE OF AGONY] album, nor a new single So people better start getting used to [the 2005 album] 'Broken Valley', because that's probably the last piece of music that they'll hear from the band."
Photo below courtesy of Caputo's Facebook page
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