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Danger On The Highway
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The Torn Postcard
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Nightlife Darwinism
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An Industrial Requiem
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Masters and Martyrs
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The Great Intersection
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Martin Saint Montreal, QuΓ©bec
Martin Saint is the lead-singer and second guitar player with Montreal's indie-rock quartet The Ember Glows. In the meantime
he pursues several other music ventures, including this solo project under his own name.
Echoes of Nick Cave, The Doors, Leonard Cohen and David Bowie infuse his solo output, with special emphasis on lyrics and atmosphere.
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