Black Umbrella is the fourth album by the Kalamazoo-based progressive metal band Thought Industry, released in 1997.[2][3]

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Black Umbrella
Studio album by Thought Industry
Released	1997
Genre	Progressive metal, alternative metal
Label	Metal Blade
Producer	Mike Roche Thought Industry
Thought Industry chronology
Outer Space Is Just a Martini Away (1996) Black Umbrella (1997) Recruited To Do Good Deeds For The Devil (1998)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]

Critical reception

AllMusic wrote that "a wide variety of sonic textures, complex rhythms, and an eclectic musical range, from heavy metal to alternative to jazz, support what is perhaps the band's strongest set of intricate, progressive melodies yet."[1]

Track listing

• All words by Brent

1. My Famous Mistake (Oberlin) 2:50
2. Blue (Oberlin) 2:30
3. Tragic Juliet (Oberlin) 3:33
4. World (Enzio) 3:53
5. Bitter (Oberlin) 3:19
6. Consistently Yours, Pluto (Oberlin) 3:16
7. December 10 (Ledbetter, Oberlin) 3:52
8. Edward Smith (Oberlin) 4:34
9. Her Rusty Nail (Oberlin) 4:26
10. Pink Dumbo (Oberlin) 3:10
11. Swank (Oberlin) 3:14
12. Earwig (Oberlin) 4:41
13. 24 Hours Ago I Could Breathe/Dec. 11 (Enzio, Bryant) 9:20

Credits

• Paul Enzio - guitars
• Jared Bryant - drums
• Herb Ledbetter - bass guitar
• Brent Oberlin - guitar
• Produced by Mike Roche and Thought Industry

References

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