WARRIOR CREED

by APOPTOSE / JOY OF LIFE

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Track A1 originally released on the Joy Of Life album "Hear The Children" in 1988. Produced at Alaska Studios London.
Track A2 was recorded on a stormy night in Leipzig in November 2007. Original version entitled "Violet Silence" is featured on the album "Schattenmädchen".
Track A3 was recorded in Leipzig and Dahlen during 2007. An extended version of this track will be part of the forthcoming Apoptose album "Bannwald".
Words for track A1-A3 by an anonymous samurai, Japan, 14th century.
Tracks B1 and B2: the drums are playing rhythms of the Semana Santa processions in Calanda, Spain. Recorded in Dahlen in May 2007. Original versions featured on the album "Blutopfer".
Limited to 600 copies in a structured gatefold sleeve.

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released January 14, 2014

Artwork [Sleeve Design] – Apoptose
Drums – Fanfarenzug Leipzig (tracks: A3 to B2)
Lyrics By – Anonymous (tracks: A1 to A3)
Performer – Apoptose (tracks: A2 to B2)
Photography By [Front Cover] – Christian Boenke
Photography By [Portrait Photo] – Mmahone
Vocals – Gary Carey (tracks: A1 to A3)

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