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's fourth studio album. The album was released on May 12, 2009. The first single, "Drown in the Now", which features vocals by
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, was released to the iTunes Store on April 14, 2009, and the second single, "Black Rainbows" was released to the
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store on April 28, 2009. On October 5, 2009, they released the third single, "Come Back Clean" also exclusively to Beatport. The album was nominated at the
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, but lost to
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's ''
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''.


Background

After their album '' Legion of Boom'' was released, Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland decided to move into their new, state-of-the-art recording studio, called Crystalwerks. The time taken to prepare the new studio resulted in the loss of production time on the album, which is why it has taken so long to come out. They have also taken the time to bring in many guest artists to be featured on the album. In early August 2008, The Crystal Method revealed their plans for the album. Though the album was planned to release by the end of summer, the release date was pushed back to early 2009. They then released a free song on their website, which was a remix of their first single, "Now is the Time". The remix features samples of a
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speech, and is called "Now is the Time (Vote '08 Remix)". The Crystal Method was asked if "Now Is the Time (Vote '08 Remix)" would be on Divided by Night. They replied "maybe, just as a bonus track", though it has been confirmed that the song will not be on the new album according to the track listing, which was released in mid February 2009. In October 2008, they released a series of tour dates for a DJ set tour across North America, which went further into the year, finishing on New Year's Eve, 2008. They would play some of the music off of their new album to support the tour. In December 2008, they set up a remix contest for the song "Double Down Under" on the new album, and released the name of the lead single, "Drown in the Now", which features vocals by
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. During an interview in early 2009, The Crystal Method were asked the release date of the album, and Ken Jordan simply stated: "Spring". The Crystal Method later stated that the album would be due in stores on May 12. In an interview with ''
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'', Scott Kirkland said: A recent album preview by Mark Shemel of internedj.com indicated that the album was : In March, 2009, The Crystal Method released the cover of the album, tour dates, a new website, and a pre-order sale on their online store. On April 14, the single, "Drown in the Now" was released onto the
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store along with a pre-order for ''Divided by Night''. The pre-order on iTunes also comes with a bonus B-side, "Play for Real". This song is only available on the pre-order for iTunes, and (according to The Crystal Method's
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blog) will not be released anywhere else. In late April, 2009, The Crystal Method put one song from ''Divided by Night'' onto their Myspace page, "Sine language", which features the upcoming
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duo, LMFAO. On the very same day that "Sine Language" was put on their Myspace page, The Crystal Method released the second single from ''Divided by Night'', the song, "Black Rainbows" (exclusively to
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) which features vocals from Stefanie King Warfield, wife of
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, who also contributes to ''Divided by Night'' himself on the track "Kling to the Wreckage". On May 5, 2009, while flying to their first show in
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via Virgin Airlines, The Crystal Method set up a one-hour online
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that anyone could join for free. They answered various questions from fans and talked about ''Divided by Night''. The Crystal Method said that it is probable that they will do something like this again. On May 7, the entire album ''Divided by Night'' was put onto
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for anyone to listen to. This includes the full versions of every song on ''Divided by Night'' (except for "Play for Real", released on
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only). ''Divided by Night'' was finally officially released on May 12.


Album artwork

In mid March, 2009, The Crystal Method released the cover of the new album, which features a giant
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made up of audio speaker heads hovering in mid-air. The artwork was created by Neil Ashby. When asked about the cover, Ken Jordan said, ''"On a recent plane trip to a DJ gig, we caught an amazing sight. The sun was setting in the west. There were spectacular rich colors on the horizon, but on the ground below, it was night. We both were moved by this incredible contrast."'' Scott Kirkland added, ''"Divided By Night immediately popped into my head, not so much as an album title but as a metaphor for our lives. As I enjoyed this beautiful view from my cramped seat, I thought of my family in California and reflected on just how different these two worlds are."''


Reception

''Divided by Night'' reached more charts than any other studio album by the band, the ''Billboard'' 200, the ''
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'', and ''
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''. It is, so far, the only album besides ''
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'' which has not reached number one on the ''Top Electronic Albums chart'', it only reached number two. It was beaten by ''
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'' by
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. It also reached number four on the ''Top Independent Albums chart'', the highest ever reached on that chart by The Crystal Method and only studio album to ever be on that chart (the only other albums by the band to hit that chart were their two mix albums, ''
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'' and ''
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''). It also reached thirty-eighth place on the ''Billboard'' 200 on its opening week.


Singles


"Drown in the Now"

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rapper
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, whom they had met earlier. Before playing a show in
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, Matisyahu's tour manager approached The Crystal Method and asked if they would be willing to play a show onstage with him. Matisyahu came by The Crystal Method's trailer and they (The Crystal Method) played the song "High Roller", from ''
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'' for Matisyahu. Matisyahu thought it was great, and performed a show with The Crystal Method onstage an hour later. This performance can be found on
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. After this performance, The Crystal Method knew that they wanted to work with him on their album. Scott Kirkland stated: "He atisyahudelivered something unique that helped create a great vibe for the rest of the album." During a December interview, The Crystal Method said the new single would be released in mid to late April. In a 2009 interview, Scott Kirkland stated that the song was "very dark and galvanizing" and that he thinks that fans will like it. On March 21, 2009, DJ Demko played the entire song, "Drown in the Now" on his nightly radio show on Z-104.5, a
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. Two days later, the segment of the radio show when "Drown in the Now" was played was made into a video and uploaded onto
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. "Drown in the Now" was released on
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on April 14, 2009. On April 22, the music video for the song was premiered on
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. The video was shot in black and white and partially animated. The video features
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, who is walking through the snowy abandoned streets of New York City. It features shortened edit of the song.


"Black Rainbows"

In an interview in early 2009, The Crystal Method said that they would feature vocals from
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. During the same interview, they said that Warfield's wife, Stefanie King Warfield, would also be on the album. On April 28, 2009, "Black Rainbows" was released as a single exclusively to
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to be downloaded for $1.99.


"Come Back Clean"

The song features vocals by
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. Ken Jordan announced via The Crystal Method's
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account that "Come Back Clean" had multiple remixes by at least one artist,
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, and that he could not wait for fans to hear them. On October 5, 2009, "Come Back Clean" was released as their third single. It was exclusively released on Beatport.


"Sine Language"

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" is the fourth single from the album. The song features vocals by hip hop duo
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. The original music was written by Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland including LMFAO. It was announced more than a year after the release of the single "Come Back Clean", on November 4, 2010, when the band scored a video game called ''Blur'', and it was finally released on November 16, 2010, as a promotional
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EP by the official site of the electronic duo, that could be downloaded from the site by joining it. LMFAO's raps are accompanied by a single edit and seven brand new remixes, including reworked versions by
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, Future Funk Squad, Moonbeam, Datsik, Metasyn, Omega and Von Ukuf. Its music video features a performance of LMFAO. All LMFAO or The Crystal Method footage was shot and filmed live in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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was included on EA's soundtrack for the game '' Need for Speed: Nitro''.


Tour

In early 2009, The Crystal Method said that they would go on a major national tour, their first in 5 years since '' Legion of Boom''. A sort of preview of the tour was on April 17, 2009 at the
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. This concert has been said to be the first of the entire tour, though, according to the tour dates (which were released in late March), the first official concert is not until May 6. Supposedly, the new tour will bring in new elements that have never been seen from The Crystal Method live. Ken Jordan comments about the new tour: "This tour is going to be a completely new look. It's like tearing down your house and rebuilding it." The Divided by Night tour spanned across the United States and part of Canada, from early May to mid June. After the original tour was over, The Crystal Method decided to add several more tour dates to their list – and most of them span across Europe. The Crystal Method has played at the
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, and will continue to tour Europe until early November 2009.


Setlist

The Divided by Night Tour had the same tracks and track order for each show: #"Why So Serious? (The Crystal Method Remix)" originally composed by
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, from the film, "
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" #"Divided by Night", from the album, ''Divided by Night'' #"Roll it Up", from the album, '' Tweekend'' #"Vapor Trail", from the album, ''
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'' #"Badass", from the EP, '' CSII Exclusives'' #"Bound Too Long", from the album, '' Legion of Boom'' #"Double Down Under", from the album, ''Divided by Night'' #"Come Back Clean", from the album, ''Divided by Night'' #"Blowout", from the album, '' Tweekend'' #"Cherry Twist", from the album, ''
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'' #"High Roller", from the album, ''
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'' #"Wild, Sweet and Cool", from the album, '' Tweekend'' #"
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", from the album, '' Legion of Boom'' #"Now Is the Time", from the album, ''
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'' #"Trip Like I Do", from the album, ''
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Track listing


Featured guests

''Divided by Night'' has come to be known for having more featured guests than any other album by The Crystal Method – and most of these guest artists do not specialize in the electronic music genre. *"Divided by Night" features additional
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. *"Dirty Thirty" features
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. *"Drown in the Now" features vocals by
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. *"Kling to the Wreckage" features vocals by
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and Stefanie King Warfield. *"Sine Language" features vocals by
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and
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by Jon Brion. *"Come Back Clean" features vocals by
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and
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by
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. *"Slipstream" features vocals by
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. *"Black Rainbows" features vocals by Stefanie King Warfield. *"Blunts & Robots" features bass by Peter Hook and a sample from the song "Gangsta Rap (Acapella)" by
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. *"Falling Hard" features vocals by Meiko. *"Play for Real" features the band The Heavy's guitarist Dan Taylor and vocals by Kelvin Swaby,
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by Dave Hodge,
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by Robert Marshall,
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by Stewart Cole, and percussion by Samantha Maloney.


References


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* * {{DEFAULTSORT:Divided By Night 2009 albums The Crystal Method albums