The Madness of Crowds (Troy Donockley album)

The Madness of Crowds is a 2009 album by English progressive rock artist Troy Donockley. It is Donockley's third solo album, and his first since he began performing with Nightwish. The album features Nightwish founder Tuomas Holopainen reciting the poem "Song of Myself" by Walt Whitman in the song "Now, Voyager".

The Madness of Crowds
Studio album by
ReleasedApril 2009
RecordedWarterworld Studios, East Yorkshire, United Kingdom and other places in 2009; Mixed at The Chapel Studios, Lincolnshire[1]
GenreProgressive rock, Celtic rock
Length51:26
LabelLantern Music
ProducerTroy Donockley
Troy Donockley chronology
The Pursuit of Illusion
(2003)
The Madness of Crowds
(2009)

The album was recorded at Waterworld Studios, East Yorkshire, UK and various other locations in early 2009. It was mixed at The Chapel Studios, Lincolnshire by Ewan Davies and mastered by Denis Blackham at Skyemasters. The album cover sculptures are from The Brutish Museum by Alastair Dickson and photographed by Sean Tamblyn.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."The Madness of Crowds"8:54
2."Reeds"5:15
3."Exiled"5:16
4."Now, Voyager"9:13
5."The Procession"3:14
6."Orkahaugr"11:18
7."End of Faith"8:16
Total length:51:26

Credits

Musicians[1]

Technical personnel[1]

  • Ewan Davies – engineering
  • Tim Martindale – cover design, photography and layout
  • Alastair Dickson – album cover sculptures (from The Brutish Museum)
  • Sean Tamblyn – photos of sculptures
  • Denis Blackham – mastering (at Skyemasters)

References

  1. (2009). "The Madness of Crowds liner notes". In The Madness of Crowds [CD booklet]. Lantern Music.
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