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Not This World
04:25
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Sole Survivor
03:50
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Hailing Truth
03:48
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Remains
04:55
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Homecoming
05:35
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Exit
04:13
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Faith in You
04:38
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Letting Go
04:57
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Transition
04:30
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Traces
05:35
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Dusk to Dawn Grevenbroich, Germany
Formed 1991 in Grevenbroich, Germany. Genres: Dark Wave, Synth Pop, Electro, occasionally with distorted guitars.
Melancholic but catchy songs, English lyrics, male singer.
Since 2011, the founding members released acclaimed new songs on iTunes, YouTube & CD. Vinyl labels pressed them on LPs, the comeback tracks got thousands of views & likes. So: now working on their next album “Transition”.
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Live at La Locomotive, Paris 2001
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Autumn Every Day
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Imitation Of A Woman To Love
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