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Nightingale - The Closing Chronicles (CD) (UK Import)
Nightingale - The Closing Chronicles (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Nightingale
Music Genre: Rock
- Label
- Inside Out Music
- Cat No
- IOM746
- Released
- 2025
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Progressive Metal
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| Artist | Nightingale |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Inside Out Music |
| Catalogue no. | IOM746 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Barcode | 0198028970327 |
Nightingale — The Closing Chronicles
Format: CD • Label: Inside Out Music (IOM746) • Released: 2025 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Progressive Metal
Tracklist:
1-1. Deep Inside Of Nowhere
1-2. Revival
1-3. Thoughts From A Stolen Soul
1-4. So Long (Still I Wonder)
1-5. Steal The Moon
1-6. Intermezzo
1-7. Alive Again
2-1. Before The Dawn
2-2. C'est La Vie
2-3. Return To Fantasy
2-4. Intermezzo
2-5. Alive Again
2-6. Deep Inside Of Nowhere
2-7. Revival
2-8. Thoughts From A Stolen Soul
2-9. So Long (Still I Wonder)
2-10. Steal The Moon
2-11. Intermezzo
2-12. Alive Again
2-13. Thoughts From A Stolen Soul
2-14. The Closing Chronicles Medley
2-15. Steal The Moon
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Nightingale started out as a solo goth rock project by Dan Swanö during a time when he was strongly infatuated with bands like The Sisters of Mercy. For the second album he teamed up with his brother, Dag who took the stage name Tom Nouga to avoid confusion due to the similarities of the brothers' names, and the resulting sequel to "The Breathing Shadow" was more along the lines of a slightly progressive 70's hard rock album. After this they played a few live shows with a temporary line-up and went on a hiatus as the brothers returned to their respective projects.
They got back together in 1999 to do a third album after Dag played some of his new solo material for Dan and they decided it sounded very much like Nightingale.
Source: Discogs
