Starfield, by Oblivion Machine

Starfield

by Oblivion Machine

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simonstark This one seems quite untypical for Oblivion Machine: all songs seem to be optimistic (even though my Russian skills are nonexistent...), the first 3 tracks are barely industrial but still in the general (atmospheric, cyber...) metal area, and the next 2 are nearly too soft to be called rock. They are good though!
Who searched some decent good mood Oblivion Machine (surprisingly) can actually find it here. Just make sure to delete the remix and stick with the "Zero Gravity" version. Favorite track: Starfield.

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	1.	Starfield 04:29
	2.	Dark Times 05:02
	3.	Ghosts (feat. Keri) 08:05
	4.	Suite for Alice 10:35
	5.	Scorpion Moon (acoustic) 04:34
	6.	Surfacing (Remix by ID/Slot) 03:47

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released June 7, 2012

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