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Intro / Energy Of Sun

from Renaissance by Fail Emotions

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lyrics

First it was the sound, that previewed the born of millions stars.
Such clear and endless source of creative energy;
But ages passed and it was buried in the minds of the humanity.
Thousands variations of noise were loaded in the human beings a mainstream
for now...and now it will be reborn again.
Prepare for the renaissance of the sound of creations.

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from Renaissance, released May 5, 2014

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Fail Emotions Yaroslavl, Russia

Fail Emotions - Russian independent progressive trancecore band that formed in the spring of 2008 in the city of Yaroslavl (Russia) and performing songs in English.

One of the most successful trancecore projects of Russia, combines a variety of musical genres such as trancecore, post-hardcore, djent, electronic, dubstep, trance and drum & bass, creating their special unique sound. ... more

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