Released by Dancing Ferret Discs (USA) and Apollyon Records (Europe)

Overview...
13 Tracks. Conflict: A state of disharmony between incompatible or antithetical persons, ideas, or interests… a clash… a psychic struggle, often unconscious, resulting from the opposition or simultaneous functioning of mutually exclusive impulses, desires, or tendencies… a whisper in rage. There is an expression, in which a true musician ignites solely through his emotions. He is wise of his surroundings that profoundly affect his daily life. He sees life not through rose-colored glasses, but through a veil of expression. He experiences mental and physical injury, which leaves no other choice but to manipulate emotions through music. The musician, like any artist, cannot exist - cannot survive - cannot grow without the healing salve of expression. Not until then, will he feel the healing that beckons. For The Last Dance, writing Whispers In Rage was not a choice, it was release.

Details...
Excellent and promising release from this well established act that sees them going in a new direction. The music is a bit more aggressive, with prominent electronics, and production is crisp. Rachel McDonnell from The Cruxshadows provides violin on a few tracks. Includes a cover of Oingo Boingo's "Dead Man's Party." Released late Summer 2003.

Track Listing

01 Nightmares
02 Rage
03 Wonderlust
04 Whisper
05 Dead Mans Party
06 Breath
07 Terribly When
08 Frozen
09 Laughing
10 Somewhere More
11 Voices
12 Silently She
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