Guitars were recorded through a GT-100 Roland module, while for bass and AmpliTube digital module was used. The recording process was completely digital, using amplifier simulators and sampling. Through the recording process, the songs were revisited in their entirety by adding new vocal harmonies, textures and slightly modifying the existing structures of the songs. 'Advent of the Thinking', which was originally left out due to time constraints, was revisited by Messeguer and Mariné, being recorded and making into the final version of the album. It took them almost a year and a half to re-record and re-arrange their existing material into their final forms. With the band self-producing its own work and Mariné being in charge of engineering and mixing, Tangerine Circus reached a new level of control and detail with their work. In early 2013, Mariné proposed that their two first musical efforts were re-recorded in his newly founded studio, LM Studio. Finally, Sasamoto left the band late 2012, leading to all original members taking over vocal duties, each one of them performing lead vocals on different songs.

In 2012, with Naoki Sasamoto on lead vocals, the band began recording the first version of The Conspiracy Chronicles, but due to low budget and rush of the process, it ended up being a demo for the upcoming final version recorded a couple of years later. To pursue this new material, the band began the search for a fifth member, a full-time singer, but with little success. During 2010, composition began for their second album, The Conspiracy Chronicles. Those songs would later on become their debut album Urania. In 2009, the band changed their name to Tangerine Circus and began to work on their first songs. Though the album does not narrate a story, each song explore the concepts of loss of humanity caused by technological advances, society's apathy towards government, loss of faith, and human transcendence through art. The Conspiracy Chronicles narrates diverse aspects of a dystopian society with a manipulative and controlling government. It was produced, mixed and mastered by the band's keyboardist Eduardo Mariné and released in 2015 on digital stores. The album, named after the former name of the band, and featuring a cover illustration resembling an old story book drawing by Francisco Messeguer, was recorded from June 2013 to December 2014 and released on 1 July 2015. The Conspiracy Chronicles is the second studio album by Mexican progressive rock band Tangerine Circus.

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