Garden of Fugitives by The Rapture The Rapture : Garden of Fugitives.
 Electronica with a heart.

Garden of Fugitives continues the theme of creating electronic music with a heart and soul. At times more introspective and reflective than their previous "10 Raptures" album, but still with tracks of power, rhythm and melody. From harsh, distorted leads to sweet, soaring strings, from soft acoustic drums to club spec beats Garden of Fugitives is a journey through all that electronic music can offer. If you thought you didn't like electronic, take a listen and think again.
Songs:

1. Terminus
2. Heaven With You
3. Go DJ
4. Its Freak
5. Kiss Kiss
6. Styx and Stones
7. Breathe Deep Live Shallow
8. Dance or Die
9. Garden of Fugitives
10. Through a Wall
11. Where the Earth Is

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 7/4/2012
The Rapture lives in Fleet England

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno

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