Fame on Fire - Death Card - White vinyl record cover

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No Tomorrow (The Death Card)

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Nothing Left (The Fool)

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Nightmare (The Devil)

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Desire (The Moon)

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Spiral (Justice)

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Suicide (The Lovers)

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Us Against the World (The Chariot)

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Habits (Temperance)

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Chains (The Tower)

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Unalive (10 of Swords)

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Closure (The World)

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Lie to Me (7 of Swords)


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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Fame on Fire has found their footing, the Palm Beach, Florida band's last single "Welcome to the Chaos" peaked at #16 on Rock Radio and current single - "Nightmare (The Devil)" - from new album "The Death Card" is now Top 20 on MediaBase Mainstream Active Rock Chart and climbing! "Sometimes when you are living your dreams and doing what you love, it can quickly turn into a nightmare you can't wake up from. You sense this feeling of being trapped and not being able to find your way out," shares Bryan Kuznitz (vocals) about the track's deeper meaning. "The Death Card" was produced by Erik Ron (HAVEN, Sueco, Charlotte Sands) leaves nothing on the table, pushing the boundaries of where rock, hip hop, and heavy music meet by being their unrepentant selves. With "The Death Card" the band is ready for a sinister new chapter. For Fans Of: From Ashes to New, Point North, Wind Walkers

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