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The Seeker
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The Soldier's Lament
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Death Or Glory
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Sundance
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A Dreamless Sleep
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Through The Flames
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The End
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David Ell Edinburgh, UK
David Ell's debut album Wreckingball, preceding both Bruce Springsteen and Miley Cyrus, is a record full of "epic" pop
songs. "For raw heart-on-the-sleeve pop, look no further".
Dance of the Furies (instrumental) features as one of NTL Music Radio's top 100 albums of the year (2012).
Enigmatic long player, Welcome To The Ball is due for release under record label Mask Carnival in 2015.
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