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The West Pole is the ninth studio album by The Gathering. It is the first album to feature the new vocalist Silje Wergeland, previous front woman of Octavia Sperati. This album also includes two guest singers, Dutch Anne van den Hoogen and Mexican Marcela Bovio (Stream of Passion), as well as other guest musicians. 'All You Are' was made into a music video.
Track listing
- "When Trust Becomes Sound"
- "Treasure" – 4:06
- "All You Are"
- "The West Pole"
- "No Bird Call"
- "Capital of Nowhere"
- "You Promised Me a Symphony"
- "Pale Traces"
- "No One Spoke"
- "A Constant Run"
References
- ^ Burt, Jim (June 2009). "The Gathering – The West Pole." Rock Sound (123): 92.
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