Artifacts in Motion

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Artifacts in Motion
Circle of Contempt Artifacts in Motion.jpg
Studio album by
Released23 November 2009
Genre Progressive metalcore [1]
Length34:34
Label Sumerian
Producer Jori Haukio [2]
Circle of Contempt chronology
Colour Lines
(2008)
Artifacts in Motion
(2009)
Entwine the Threads
(2012)

Artifacts in Motion is the first studio album from Finnish progressive metalcore band Circle of Contempt. It was released by Sumerian Records on 23 November 2009. [3]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Color Lines"2:45
2."Nothing Imminent"3:05
3."Artifacts in Motion"3:16
4."Concealed"2:52
5."Remnants left"3:04
6."C.O.C."2:17
7."Prelude for the Implication"4:10
8."The Pendulum Swing"2:43
9."A Day for Night"2:45
10."Zerohour"3:38
11."Scour the Sharpside"3:59
Total length:34:34

Personnel

Circle of Contempt
Production

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References

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  2. "Circle of Contempt - Artifacts in Motion". allmusic.com. Retrieved 3 September 2016.
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