In My Fragile

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In My Fragile
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Studio album by
Released2011
Genre Electronic rock, symphonic rock, art rock, gothic rock, darkwave
Label Danse Macabre
Vic Anselmo chronology
Trapped in a Dream
(2008)
In My Fragile
(2011)
Who Disturbs the Water
(2015)

In My Fragile is an album written by Vic Anselmo. It was released in 2011. [1] [2] [3]

Track listing

  1. "Introduction"
  2. "More Than You Can Comprehend"
  3. "Open Wide"
  4. "Horizon"
  5. "Wellspring"
  6. "Bone's Blues"
  7. "Ashes"
  8. "Secrets Of The Universe"
  9. "Das Dunkle Land" (Das Ich Cover)
  10. "In the Darkness"
  11. "The Day"
  12. "Who" (Acoustic Live, Zurich X-Tra)
  13. "Bone's Blues" (Acoustic Live, Offenbach Capitol)
  14. "Leaving Eden" (Acoustic Live, Offenbach Capitol) (Antimatter Cover)
  15. "Tumsha Nakte" (Acoustic Live, Offenbach Capitol)

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References

  1. "Vic Anselmo - In My Fragile (Album)". Discogs.com. Retrieved 28 May 2016.
  2. "CD Review: Vic Anselmo - in My Fragile".
  3. "VIC ANSELMO, in My Fragile, Music, CD review".