An Epic Defiance
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An Epic Defiance is the debut album by the metal
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 band Detonation
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. It was initially issued in October 2002 as a self-financed independent release. In January 2003, the band signed a three-album deal with the French Osmose Productions
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 label, who released the album worldwide in June 2003 on CD and limited edition LP
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The artwork for the album was created by Niklas Sundin
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 of Dark Tranquillity
Dark Tranquillity
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Track listing

  1. "The Dawning (intro)" − 0:40
  2. "An Epic Defiance" − 3:28
  3. "The Prophecy Unfolds" − 3:45
  4. "Sword-Carved Skin" − 5:56
  5. "Forever Buried Pain" − 3:41
  6. "Crawling Through Vile" − 3:41
  7. "The Collision of Despair" − 5:31
  8. "Deserving Death" − 3:14
  9. "Voices Beyond Reason" − 4:34
  10. "Lost Euphoria Part II (instrumental
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    )" − 2:17
  11. "The Last of My Commands" − 4:08
  12. "Starve" − 5:00

Band members

  • Koen Romeijn − Vocals
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    , Guitar
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  • Mike Ferguson − Guitar
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  • Thomas Kalksma − Drums
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  • Otto Schimmelpenninck − Bass guitar
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Guest appearances

  • George Oosthoek − additional speech on track 4 and additional vocals on track 5
  • Jorre Jansen − additional vocals on tracks 3 and 11
  • Daniel Nak − additional vocals on tracks 6 and 11
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