Dystopia Second Dawn CD

Second Dawn Music

Category	Electronica Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7400248
Catalog number	122834
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 13, 2007

Dystopia Second Dawn Songs

	1.	Destroyer
	2.	Core Melt
	3.	The Chamber
	4.	Breaking News
	5.	When The Wind Blows
	6.	Technocracy
	7.	The Dice
	8.	Shelters
	9.	Three Seconds
	10.	Sands Of Sinai
	11.	Dark Ages
	12.	The Unforeseen
	13.	Into The Deep
	14.	The Second Dawn

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