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{{Infobox Album |
| Name = The Dresden Codex
| Type = EP
| Artist = Madina Lake
| Cover = The Disappearance of Adalia.jpg
| Released = TBA
| Recorded = 2010
| Genre = Alternative rock |
| Length = TBA
| Label = Self-released
| Producer = Madina Lake
| Reviews =
| Last album = Attics to Eden
(2009) |
| This album = The Dresden Codex
(2010) |
| Next album =
The Dresden Codex is the follow up release from the highly successful Attics to Eden. Before the announcement of the EP, Madina Lake told the fans that they had left record label RoadRunner Records after having disagreements. Madina Lake have set up an account on the website PledgeMusic to fundraise for and sell The Dresden Codex exclusively.
Track listing
- "Hey Superstar"
- "|Heroine"
- "They're Coming For Me"
- "Let It Go (Acoustic)"
- "A Beautiful Life"
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