Extra Century Perception by The West Exit The West Exit : Extra Century Perception.
 Soulful electro pop.

The West Exit's third full-length release continues in their vein of smooth, soulful electro-pop. But the stylistic elements have become more magnified and mature on Extra Century Perception, with bigger beats, soaring melodies, thick harmonies, and more addictive hooks that will get your body moving.
Songs:

1. Breakout
2. On Condition Of Anonymity
3. Vapor Trail
4. Snake Oil
5. Eclipse
6. Domino
7. Political Science
8. Impulse Control
9. Gravity And Velocity
10. Frenetic
11. Temporize
12. Trace Element

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 11/7/2009
The West Exit lives in Washington USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Rock, Electro Pop

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