It says above on discogs that this album was released in 2005-but inside the sleeve of this Eastgate release it says clearly that is was released in 2008. Also it doesn't seem to be on the TD discography on wikipedia. The album itself has both Linda Spa & Iris Camaa as well as Thorsten Quaechning as well as Edgar and Jerome Froese, so thats definitely better than the strange Axiat release from TD that contained only Jerome Froese or a handful of other TD releases that only contained Edgar Froese and as such are like EF solo releases rather than TD band efforts. The five people on this record did just an OK job. Its a bit long at 79 minutes-nowadays a 45 minute effort is no longer called an album apparently. The use of actual old LP record noise as in the sound the needle makes when it has finished the record and is bouncing against blank vinyl is used as an actual sound on one of the tracks. I didn't think it worked so well-it made it sound like a synth was 'misfiring.' There is a strong percussive element in the record which helps. There are a few good pieces on the record. I think it could have been better. I think calling it 'Jeanne D'arc' was strange. TD are not known for 'religion themed music.' If its between watching The Price is Right and this CD I'd listen to the CD.