Stones at Goliath

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Stones at Goliath
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Studio album by
Released2015
Genre Rock
Indie rock
Label Eat The Beat Music
In Legend chronology
Ballads 'n' Bullets
(2011)
Stones at Goliath
(2015)
Goliath's End
(2015)

Stones at Goliath is the second studio album by In Legend, a band from vocalist and pianist Bastian Emig, mostly known as the drummer from the German a cappella metal band Van Canto.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Envoys of Peace"5:40
2."Threatened"3:47
3."Lonely"3:44
4."King of Apathy"4:16
5."Empire of Concrete"4:52
6."Monuments for Eternity"4:13
7."To New Horizons"4:05
8."The Voodoo Girl"4:11
9."Choices in Coma" (featuring Laura Vargas Contador)5:47
10."Empty Place"4:17
11."Alienation"4:08
12."A 1000 Paper Cranes"4:54
13."On the Morrow"4:31
14."Another Me"3:44

Personnel

In Legend

Guest musicians

Crew

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