A Utopia Plagued (Dusk Album)

A Utopia Plagued is the second studio album by Dusk. It was released on October 24th, 2019.

Tracklist

 * 1) "Sebastian Briones" (Written by Bonnie and Alysson) (Sung by Alysson) (5:37) - ^
 * 2) "...And She Spoke Her Words (Of Wisdom and Love)" (Written and Sung by Alysson) (Single) (3:41)
 * 3) "Where the Basilisk Lie" (Written by Bonnie) (Sung by Alysson) (4:52)
 * 4) "A Utopia Plagued By Hysteria" (Written by Bonnie) (Sung by Alysson) (10:22)
 * 5) "The War of the Sriol and Becklen" (Written by Bonnie) (Sung by Alysson) (4:32) - ^
 * 6) "When The Clock Strikes Twenty-Five" (Written by Edgar) (Sung by Alysson) (7:17)
 * 7) "So He Wept Blood Into The River" (Written by Alysson) (Sung by Alysson) (Single) (3:59)
 * 8) "Ed Wood Lives On" (Written by Alysson and Edgar) (Sung by Alysson) (5:55)
 * 9) "They Held Hands Into the Void" (Written by Bonnie) (Sung by Alysson) (9:31)

Chart Position Stats
Weeks on the Hot 200: 33

Peak: 19

Charted Singles
"...And She Spoke Her Words (Of Wisdom and Love)" (Charted for 11 weeks) (Peaked at #38)

"So He Wept Blood Into the River" (Charted for 13 weeks) (Peaked at #53)

Charted Non-Singles
"They Held Hands Into the Void" (Charted for 41 weeks) (Peaked at #9)

Credits
Alysson Knight: Vocals

Bonnie Poole: Guitar

Edgar Kreutzberg: Keyboard

Faith Hughes: Guitar

Scarlett Hughes: Drums

Alexandre Wilkinson: Production and Mastering

Timothy Wilkinson: Sound Engineering

Previous Release
The Moon, Shining As It Is...

Next Release
The New Age

Trivia

 * The album is considered their breakthrough album and became popular after the songs "...And She Spoke Her Words (Of Wisdom and Love)," "So He Wept Blood Into the River," and "They Held Hands Into the Void" were released.
 * "...And She Spoke Her Words (Of Wisdom and Love)," although being about the fictional story of a goddess betraying her subjects and slaughtering them, initially became popular due to mass amounts of people thinking that the song had positive religious tones.
 * "They Held Hands Into the Void" was dubbed by Rolling Stone magazine as Dusk's very own "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" directly after comparing them to Blue Oyster Cult.