Borderline Black Heart

Borderline Black Heart is the second EP by the futurepop duo Edge of Dawn, released in 2007 shortly after the release of their debut album, Enjoy the Fall. The EP features three remixes of the song "Black Heart", one remix of "Descent", and another of "The Nightmare I Am" from said debut, as well as three new tracks.

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