The Whitest Boy Alive - Dreams

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The Whitest Boy Alive - Dreams
(CD) Bubbles, 2006-09-11

Tracklisting :
01. Burning
02. Golden Cage
03. Fireworks
04. Done With You
05. Don't Give Up
06. Above You
07. Inflation
08. Figures
09. Borders
10. All Ears

Links :
whitestboyalive.com
myspace.com/thewhitestboyalive

Press Release :
The whitest boy alive started as an electronic dance music project in 2003. it has slowly developed into a band without any programmed elements.

Members 2006 :
Erlend Øye - guitar and vocals
Marcin Oz - bass
Sebastian Maschat - drums
Daniel Nentwig - rhodes and crumar

Author: Djouls

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