Songs for the Exiles (Live At Roadburn 2019)
by MORD'A'STIGMATA
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Between Walls of Glass
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Exiles
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Hope
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Spirit into Crystal
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Void Within
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Dreams of Quiet Places
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Live album featuring performance captured live at the esteemed Roadburn Festival in Tilburg, NL 14th of April 2019.
credits
released March 19, 2020
Recorded at Roadburn Festival in 14th April 2019
Mixed and mastered by Marcel van de Vondervoort
All music and arrangements by Mord’A’Stigmata
All lyrics by Static
All sounds performed by:
Ion – voice & bass
Static – guitar & synths
Golem XIV – guitar
Ygg – drums
Contact: stigmatamord@gmail.com
Booking: maciej@lefthandsounds.org
Cover Art by Credo quia Absurdum
Photo by Paul Verhagen
Recorded at Roadburn Festival in 14th April 2019
Mixed and mastered by Marcel van de Vondervoort
All music and arrangements by Mord’A’Stigmata
All lyrics by Static
All sounds performed by:
Ion – voice & bass
Static – guitar & synths
Golem XIV – guitar
Ygg – drums
Contact: stigmatamord@gmail.com
Booking: maciej@lefthandsounds.org
Cover Art by Credo quia Absurdum
Photo by Paul Verhagen
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