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doppelganger [edit] [burque luv four] |
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BY
thanatophobia |
MUSICAL GENRE
Digital/Electronic |
MUSICAL STYLE
Abstract |
ADDITIONAL INFO
This track can be found on Burque Luv 4 |
ALBUMS
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and the song's information was last updated 19 years ago.
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DESCRIPTION
This is the finale to the series of tracks that include Blame, The Cradle (instagib), Reflection, and others. A good portion of this series spans Burque Luv One through Four. There are b-side tracks that encompass this series of tracks that, like this epic, are far seperated from previous Thanatophobia tracks. The series and this track in particular were written with soundtrack in mind. Vocal or not, the power conveyed through these track sequentially or solo is apperant. Moving away from the abrasive and sometimes vulgar expression of previous Than tracks are these bold and expressive pieces. This endgame track was actually 4 or so minutes longer in it's original form. It's design as an energy release "finale" would have been lost as an addition to a compilation, it's content was shortened for continuity. |
CREDITS
v0sh: sequencing, programming, mixing
Kay: engineering/mastering |
COPYRIGHT
1999-2005 Fear Studios |
RELEASED
January 30th, 2002 |
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