Mega (Blank Banshee album)

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MEGA
MEGA Album cover.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 10, 2016
Recorded2014–2016 [1]
Genre
Length32:39
Label Hologram Bay
Producer Blank Banshee
Blank Banshee chronology
Blank Banshee 1
(2013)
MEGA
(2016)
Metamorphosis
(2019)
Singles from Mega
  1. "Frozen Flame"
    Released: October 10, 2016
No.TitleLength
1."BIOS"1:07
2."My Machine"2:10
3."Frozen Flame"2:38
4."Gunshots"2:24
5."Megaflora"2:14
6."Ecco Chamber"2:25
7."Holograffiti"2:01
8."XENOS"2:30
9."Sandclock"2:16
10."Hungry Ghost"2:21
11."Web Ring"2:33
12."Meteor Blade"2:33
13."JUNO"1:51
14."Cerulean"2:16
15."EXOS"1:25
Total length:33:00

Notes

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