Sylosis Live at High Voltage

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Sylosis Live At High Voltage
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Live album by
Released2011
Recorded2011 High Voltage Festival
Genre Thrash metal, melodic death metal
Length37:15
Sylosis chronology
Edge of the Earth
(2011)
Sylosis Live At High Voltage
(2011)
Monolith
(2012)

Sylosis Live At High Voltage is Sylosis first live album that was released by High Voltage festival independently in 2011. It features the live set that the band played at the festival in its entirety.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Empyreal, Part 1"5:32
2."Reflections Through Fire"5:13
3."Sands Of Time"5:08
4."Stained Humanity"4:46
5."Eclipsed"5:08
6."Altered States Of Consciousness"5:42
7."Teras"5:50

Personnel

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