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The Clandestine Experiment
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by Cindergarden
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Intro
01:53
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Genesis
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Alibi
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Sacrament
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Litmus Red
04:16
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As Above, So Below
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Mire
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Things That Never Die
02:35
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The Visitor
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Something to Kill For
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Digging Up The Bones
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Nothing Revealed
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Transformed
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- about
- "Revealing her maturity as a songwriter, arranger, and programmer, Jaymie Valentine's second full-length album is a masterpiece of modern darkwave."
- Regen Magazine
Cindergarden's sophomore full-length, The Clandestine Experiment. Valentine describes her own role recording the album as that of a mad scientist, and indeed there's a much more experimental mood in play. The Clandestine Experiment also features guest performances from Clint Carney of System Syn and drummer Nick Liberatore. Diverse enough for both club-play and quieter, more intimate occasions, The Clandestine Experiment will appeal to fans of industrial and goth alike. - credits
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released 31 October 2007
Guest performances by Clint Carney and Nick Liberatore
Mastered by Kelly McCartney - tags
- tags: ambient cindergarden darkwave goth industrial soundtrack synthpop triphop Los Angeles
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