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Liar In Wait Translations Of The Lost CD
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- SKU:
- 20646660
- UPC:
- 616892125044
- MPN:
- 117
- Condition:
- New
Description
2013 EP from the modern Goth rockers. Formed by Wolvhammer band mates Adam Clemans and Jeff Wilson (Chrome Waves, Doomsday, ex-Nachtmystium) with members of Minneapolis bands Mourner and Iron Thrones, Liar in Wait sees these accomplished musicians tap into their admiration for classic '80s Goth/Darkwave in the vein of the Cure, Bauhaus, Joy Division and Sisters of Mercy. Translations of the Lost captures the brooding, gut-wrenching melancholy of the aforementioned bands' classic moments of glory. Featuring a cover of Fields of the Nephilim's 'And There Will Your Heart Be Also,' the four-song EP is a statement of purpose from this promising new band that is poised to unleash a new energy and movement in dark music.
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1. Faithless 2. Conversations in Violet 3. Fall with Me Now 4. And There Will Your Heart Be Also
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