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Ghost have announced the soundtrack to their ‘2 Big To Rig’ concert film
Concert film and companion soundtrack document the tour's Palacio de los Deportes run.
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Ghost’s 'Exploding Geometry' arrives in 2016 via Mozyk. It plays as dance music, and the first stretch of its 18-track set includes 'Troublesome Pixie', 'Fluid', 'Projecting Dawn', 'Exploding Geometry', 'Klang' and 'Running with Scissors'.
"Exploding Geometry" is an album by Ghost, released 18th March 2016 via Mozyk. It features 18 tracks, including "Troublesome Pixie", "Fluid", and "Projecting Dawn".
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