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Recording information: Hells Gate Studio.
Photographer: Tracey Roberts.
Personnel: Jane Hennessy, Victoria Wilson-James (vocals); Guthrie Govan (guitar); Darren Sell (keyboards); Stephen Levine (programming, sampler).
Audio Remixers: Scott Simons; Eddie Thoneick.
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