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Frances the Mute is an upcoming album by the prog / jazz / etc rock band The Mars Volta. It is set for release in 2005.

Track List

This is an unofficial (please object - if proved official) track list of Frances The Mute.

1. Cygnus....Vismund Cygnus (13:08): 

 A. Sarcophagi
 B. Umbilical Syllables
 C. Facilis Descenus Averni
 D. Con Safo

2. The Widow (5:57)

3. L' Via L' Viaquez (12:27)

4. Miranda That Ghost Just Isn't Holy Anymore (13:15): 

 A. Vade Mecum
 B. Pour Another Icepick
 C. Pisacis (Phra-Men-Ma)
 D. Con Safo

5. Cassandra Gemini (31:42): 

 A. Tarantism
 B. Plant A Nail In The Navel Stream
 C. Faminepulse
 D. Multiple Spouse Wounds
 E. Sarcophagi

"GSL is pleased to announce the vinyl version of the follow-up album to THE MARS VOLTA's 2003 debut full-length, "De-Loused in the Comatorium." Entitled "Frances the Mute", the new album features the solidified lineup of founders Omar A. Rodriguez-Lopez and Cedric Bixler-Zavala, with Jon Theodore (drums), Ikey Owens (keyboards), Juan Alderette (bass) and Marcell Rodriguez-Lopez (percussion). Once again, album art is in the hands of legendary UK surrealist Storm Thorgerson, and promises to be a mind-bender. Additionally, the double album includes a FREE bonus 12-inch single (technically GSL95) of the title track, which not only "decodes" all those on the album, but is not actually included on the album itself! Deluxe packaging includes a poster and split-colored vinyl."

  • Frances the Mute - TheComatorium.com forum devoted to discussions concerning the album
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