Year of release 2014

Songs 30

Album time 01:17:15

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Unity
 
3:59
2
On Father's Watch
 
3:56
3
Chase By Chase Basis
 
2:29
4
Breach Party
 
2:26
5
Versailles For Sore Eyes
 
2:51
6
The Hard Cell
 
1:30
7
A Leap Of Faith
 
3:07
8
Welcome To The Brotherhood
 
0:45
9
Church And Destroy
 
2:28
10
A Sneaking Sense Of Liberty
 
2:52
11
Waltz Des Thunes
 
1:12
12
A Mystery Of Violence
 
2:46
13
To Your Stealth
 
2:48
14
Off With Their Heads
 
1:37
15
Follow My Lead
 
2:06
16
Just Jabbin
 
2:39
17
Put Your Mind At Elise
 
1:58
18
Innocent Or Guillotine
 
2:04
19
A Clash Of Assassins
 
3:52
20
Belle Of The Balloon
 
5:01
21
Monarch Enemy
 
3:57
22
The Attainted One
 
1:56
23
The Bottle Of Solitude
 
3:53
24
Arno's Return
 
1:41
25
The Frame Game
 
1:47
26
Battle Royale
 
1:39
27
The Final Target
 
3:25
28
Ou La Mort
 
3:24
29
Nothing Is True
 
1:39
30
Origins Of A Revolution
 
1:42

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