In the autumn of 2000 Madrugada travelled to the studio Water Music in Hoboken, New Jersey to record the follow up album to Industrial Silence, this time working with John Agnello as a producer together with the band.
The resulting album, The Nightly Disease, was released by Virgin Records in 2001 - a decade later the outing has now also undergone a highly successful Deluxe treatment. If the debut album was described as dark and moody, ‘The Nightly Disease’, as the title indicates, did not exactly turn the lights back on. Read more
The resulting album, The Nightly Disease, was released by Virgin Records in 2001 - a decade later the outing has now also undergone a highly successful Deluxe treatment. If the debut album was described as dark and moody, ‘The Nightly Disease’, as the title indicates, did not exactly turn the lights back on. Read more