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Firelight
06:58
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Twilight
03:47
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Haunting Picture
03:43
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Staring
04:08
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Dust and Fire
07:07
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Lorelei
04:49
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Mirror Wall
03:24
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The Side of the Moon
03:29
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Absent Friend
03:18
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Poisoned Dead Flowers
06:36
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Last Light
02:07
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Corpus Delicti Nice, France
Corpus Delicti created beautiful haunting grooves. The band started in 1992 and broke up in 1997. Five years, four studio
albums and two compilations on Cleopatra.
2020 is the year of reunion !
Firts, the band is back on stage to give a second life to these cult albums.
In 2023, 30 years after "Twilight", they released a new single "Chaos" and are now working on a new album.
... more
Corpus Delicti recommends:
The brand new album from Barcelona-based Post-Punk band, Paranormales! Produced by Maurizio Baggio (The Soft Moon / Boy Harsher)!
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