Golevka is the first full-length album by Swiss post-rock band The Evpatoria Report. It was released through Shayo Records on 7 April 2005, re-issued by Twilight Records in 2008 as a digipak then released again in 2009 by Pastel Music as a bundle with the band's self-titled EP. The album was recorded by Serge Morattel at Rec Studio in Geneva then mastered by Glenn Miller at Greenwood Mastering Studios in Nunningen. The album is named after the 6489 Golevka asteroid studied in 1991 by the Yevpatoria RT-70 radio telescope in Ukraine.

The second track Taijin Kyofusho includes samples of the last communications between CAPCOM Charles O. Hobaugh and commander of the Space Shuttle Columbia Rick D. Husband minutes before it disintegrated during reentry in 2003.

Golevka (album)

Track listing

All songs composed by The Evpatoria Report.

Golevka (album)

Personnel

The Evpatoria Report

Laurent Quint – guitar

Simon Robert – guitar

Fabrice Berney – drums, glockenspiel

Daniel Bacsinszky – violin, keyboard

Additional musicians

Laurent Macquat – bass (tracks 1, 4) David Di Lorenzo – bass (tracks 2, 3) Sophie Bacsinszky, Tamara Renaud, Guillaume Berney, Lionel Baud – additional strings (track 2) Orchestre de Ribaupierre & Union Chorale de Vevey directed by Luc Baghdassarian (track 6)

Golevka (album)

Production

Serge Morattel – engineering, mixing

Glenn Miller – mastering

Fabian Sbarro – artwork, design, photography

References

2005 debut albums

The Evpatoria Report albums