Increasingly

Increasingly

Infobox Album
Name = Increasingly
Type = EP
Longtype =
Artist = 12012


Cover size = 120 × 121 pixels
Caption =
Released = April 28, 2004
Recorded =
Genre = Hard rock
Length = 17:40
Language = Japanese
Label = Under Code Productions
Producer =
Reviews =
Compiled by =
Chronology = 12012 Albums
Last album =
This album = "Increasingly" (2004)
Next album = "Bell Salem" (2004)

"Increasingly" is the first EP by the band 12012, released on April 28, 2004.

Track listing

# "Gallows" - 3:14
# "Incident" - 3:58
# "Humanities" - 00:40
# "Chouchou -Tefutefu-" (蝶々~てふてふ~) - 4:39
# "Itsumo Kokoro ni Juujika wo" (いつも心に十字架を) - 5:08

Notes

*Increasingly would later be remastered and be released as "Increasingly -Kanzen Ban-".
*Only 3000 copies of the album were pressed.
*The name was incorrectly printed as "Increasingry" on the album.


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