Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Chasing Shadows was released in 1986 on Island Records, but has yet to be reissued. It was The Comsat Angels' sixth album.Having left Jive Records, the band had gotten a recording contract with Island Records aided by Robert Palmer, who confessed on a TV show to be a fan of the Comsat Angels. As a thank you, he was credited as "executive producer" on the album, and also provided vocals for the song "You'll Never Know."The track "The Cutting Edge" was released as a single, with "Something's Got to Give" on the b-side, a song which was not included on the album, but later appeared as a demo track on the 2007 release To Before.Chasing Shadows was regarded by the band as a departure from their last two albums, Land and 7 Day Weekend, which were produced by Jive Records. During a 1997 interview, frontman Steve Fellows agreed with a suggestion that Chasing Shadows offered his best vocals as an artist, adding: "I liked Rockfield, where we recorded Chasing Shadows cos it was very informal. We played mostly live, with vocals added later. Sleep No More was done live – the feel, capturing the moment. Obviously the Jive albums weren't done like that – assembled by machines in another room while we watched television and ate fruit.". }
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- Chasing_Shadows_(album) abstract "Chasing Shadows was released in 1986 on Island Records, but has yet to be reissued. It was The Comsat Angels' sixth album.Having left Jive Records, the band had gotten a recording contract with Island Records aided by Robert Palmer, who confessed on a TV show to be a fan of the Comsat Angels. As a thank you, he was credited as "executive producer" on the album, and also provided vocals for the song "You'll Never Know."The track "The Cutting Edge" was released as a single, with "Something's Got to Give" on the b-side, a song which was not included on the album, but later appeared as a demo track on the 2007 release To Before.Chasing Shadows was regarded by the band as a departure from their last two albums, Land and 7 Day Weekend, which were produced by Jive Records. During a 1997 interview, frontman Steve Fellows agreed with a suggestion that Chasing Shadows offered his best vocals as an artist, adding: "I liked Rockfield, where we recorded Chasing Shadows cos it was very informal. We played mostly live, with vocals added later. Sleep No More was done live – the feel, capturing the moment. Obviously the Jive albums weren't done like that – assembled by machines in another room while we watched television and ate fruit."".