Happiness Hurts Me by Self Delusion Self Delusion : Happiness Hurts Me.
 Darkly addictive electro-pop songs.

Think of Depeche Mode's "Golden Period" with a bit more depression and brilliant buzzy electronica melodies. What more can you say about an album titled "Happiness Hurts Me" ?
Songs:

1. Excerpt From Alice
2. Unemotional
3. Too Late
4. Next Time Next Life
5. I Had to Kill All I Love
6. Secret Life
7. This Empty Room
8. Pride
9. Christine
10. Dead Star
11. Freaks Like Me

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 9/5/2005
Self Delusion lives in Castellar Del Valles Spain

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Rock, Electro Pop

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