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To the End
05:51
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Nowhere to Hide
04:50
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You Couldn't Break Me
06:35
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Nothing to Lose
04:18
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irenic
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The Tunnel
04:48
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Tears
04:40
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No Time to Cry
04:11
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Hour of Mystery
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Strange are Things
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Where the Embers Fall Battle Creek, Michigan
Noted for the mysterious lead vocals of Jennifer Lynn and her violin combined with the intense vocals of Kevin J and his
keyboards, Where the Embers Fall expresses emotions, triumphs, and pain.
WtEF was created in 2004 when they met in the clubs of Detroit's Industrial scene. The project includes elements of Darkwave and became the unique hybrid of haunting strings and driving electronic elements.
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