RARE TRACKS:

AUTUMN (instrumental)
This particular version is the backing tape of the song that was featured on
Daeonia's debut full-length album Craven. The entire piece has been
programmed and written by Jorrit van der Weide, and was also used
during one specific live-show where former vocalist Michel de Wilde sang
to; accompanied by eerie sounds made by the guitar-players.
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MORPHIC LANDS (reprise)
During the recording sessions for the Craven album, the band also
recorded a brand new version of the track Morphic Lands. Due to
circumstances this version never actually made the album.
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ANGEL FOR A BETTER DAY (reprise)
When the band was recording their 2nd full-length Crescendo in 2000, the
record company wanted 2 tracks for their new compilation album. The band
decided not to give too much away of the new material and re-recorded this
song which was also featured on the Craven album.
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IN CIMMERIAN DREAMS (1st version)
The 2nd song the band contributed to the above mentioned compilation
album was an early version of the song In Cimmerian Dreams, which can
also be found on the Crescendo album. After handing over this recording,
the band re-recorded the vocals and mixed the song differently, so the
final version that made the album differs.
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DROWNED (cellar tape)
A rehearsal room test-version of the actual opening track of the Crescendo
album. No vocals included, and still a little rough around the edges.
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DROWNED (pre-mix)
This the actual recording that made the album, though the band wasn't in the
mixing stage at this point. So a very bare and direct version of the track.
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SULPHUR SWIRL (cellar tape)
Another rehearsal room recording. This time of the opening track of the Cringe
promo EP. Again no vocals and rough edges as the band started the pre-
production of what would become their final 4-track EP.
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