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Wish Upon a Blackstar (Deluxe Edition)

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Download links and information about Wish Upon a Blackstar (Deluxe Edition) by Celldweller. This album was released in 2012 and it belongs to Electronica, House, Trance, Techno, Industrial, Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Dancefloor, Dance Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 32 tracks with total duration of 02:29:10 minutes.

Artist: Celldweller
Release date: 2012
Genre: Electronica, House, Trance, Techno, Industrial, Rock, Hard Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Dancefloor, Dance Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 32
Duration: 02:29:10
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Arrival 0:35
2. It Makes No Difference Who We Are 3:02
3. Blackstar 4:07
4. Louder Than Words 4:40
5. The Lucky One 6:46
6. Unshakeable 5:09
7. I Can't Wait 5:24
8. Eon 6:22
9. So Long Sentiment 6:03
10. Gift for You 5:46
11. The Seven Sisters 3:39
12. The Best It's Gonna Get 5:20
13. Memories of a Girl I Haven't Met 1:00
14. Birthright 5:20
15. Tainted 4:32
16. Against the Tide 5:49
17. The Departure 0:59
18. Unshakeable (Instrumental) 5:15
19. Blackstar (Instrumental) 4:12
20. Eon (Instrumental) 6:39
21. Louder Than Words (Instrumental) 4:38
22. Memories of a Girl I Haven't Met (Instrumental) 1:07
23. I Can't Wait (Instrumental) 5:23
24. Gift for You (Instrumental) 5:54
25. The Lucky One (Instrumental) 6:49
26. The Seven Sisters (Instrumental) 3:45
27. Birthright (Instrumental) 5:15
28. It Makes No Difference Who We Are (Instrumental) 3:30
29. The Best It's Gonna Get (Instrumental) 5:29
30. So Long Sentiment (Instrumental) 6:08
31. Tainted (Instrumental) 4:40
32. Against the Tide (Instrumental) 5:53

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As Celldweller, Detroit-via-New York producer Klayton has molded a synthesis of several extreme musical forms, smashing the more aggressive elements of dubstep, drum'n'bass, and industrial into contemporary metal and arena rock. Wish Upon a Blackstar is Celldweller's magnum opus, a work in progress since 2004 and released in various chapters beginning in 2009 before finally culminating in a proper album release in 2012. So many years in the making and with such a grandiose array of styles, every last thing about the album screams "epic," from the blitzkrieg-loud production to the nonstop arrangements. Even the quieter songs are dense with layers of electronics, metal guitar riffs, and meshes of drum tracks, electronic and not. Songs like "Eon," "Birthright," and "Louder Than Words" are driven by Klayton's anguished vocals and extreme production aesthetic.