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Epica - Holographic Principle (+Bonus CD +Instrumental Cd) (CD) (UK Import)

Epica - Holographic Principle (+Bonus CD +Instrumental Cd) (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Epica

Music Genre: Metal, Rock

Cat No
GQCS-90204~6
Released
2016
Pressing
Japan
Styles
Symphonic Metal

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ArtistEpica
FormatCD
LabelNuclear Blast
Catalogue no.GQCS-90204~6
GenreMetal and Rock
Barcode4562387201303

Epica (2) — The Holographic Principle
Format: CD • Label: Nuclear Blast (GQCS-90204~6) • Released: 2016 • Pressing: Japan • Genre: Symphonic Metal

Tracklist:
1-1. Eidola
1-2. Edge Of The Blade
1-3. A Phantasmic Parade
1-4. Universal Death Squad
1-5. Divide And Conquer
1-6. Beyond The Matrix
1-7. Once Upon A Nightmare
1-8. The Cosmic Algorithm
1-9. Ascension - Dream State Armageddon
1-10. Dancing In A Hurricane
1-11. Tear Down Your Walls
1-12. The Holographic Principle - A Profound Understanding Of Reality
1-13. Immortal Melancholy (Piano Version)
2-1. Beyond The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
2-2. Dancing In A Gypsy Camp
2-3. Immortal Melancholy (Acoustic Version)
2-4. The Funky Algorithm
2-5. Universal Love Squad
3-1. Eidola
3-2. Edge Of The Blade
3-3. A Phantasmic Parade
3-4. Universal Death Squad
3-5. Divide And Conquer
3-6. Beyond The Matrix
3-7. Once Upon A Nightmare
3-8. The Cosmic Algorithm
3-9. Ascension - Dream State Armageddon
3-10. Dancing In A Hurricane
3-11. Tear Down Your Walls
3-12. The Holographic Principle - A Profound Understanding Of Reality

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Dutch symphonic metal band founded in 2002 under the name Sahara Dust by guitarist and composer Mark Jansen (ex-After Forever) and guitarist Ad Sluijter. On the same year they were joined by keyboardist Coen Janssen, vocalist Helena Michaelsen (ex-Trail Of Tears) and drummer Iwan Hendrikx. After a short period, Michaelsen and Hendrikx were replaced by Simone Simons and Jeroen Simons and the band released their demo Cry For The Moon. In early 2003 the band changed the name to Epica.

Source: Discogs

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