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The Coral (Deltasonic/Columbia). Review by Matt Cibula.
THE CORAL THE CORAL Deltasonic/Columbia AAAAAAH! PIRATE ATTACK! That's the feeling I get from this record, and it's not just because the lyrics of the first song consist of, "We'll set sail again! We're heading for the Spanish Main!," and that's it, just that, chanted insanely over and over while crazy ...
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Skeleton Key EP (Deltasonic). Review by Stein Haukland.
THE CORAL SKELETON KEY EP Deltasonic The Coral's self-titled debut album caught the European underground -- and the UK mainstream -- with frenzy last year, and it's finally scheduled for a North American release. But first this, a five-track teaser with four unreleased tracks added to the one album ...
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Invisible Invasion (Deltasonic/Columbia Records). Review by Jen Cray.
THE CORAL INVISIBLE INVASION Deltasonic/Columbia It's taken me months to really absorb this album to the point where I could write a legitimate review. The Coral are not a band that reaches out and grabs you with the first listen. Combining pop rock melodies with ‘60s psychedelia, their vibe shifts ...
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November 1998 :: Streaks :: Busy Girl (Jennifer Winston)
by Jennifer Winston Concerts I've Been To I want to know how I can get one of the fake crows that were sitting on the spotlight rack at the Pearl Jam show. There were 13 of them up there, and throughout the show, I kept thinking, "I must have one of those." I arrived at Coral Sky just as my favorite ...
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May 1999 :: Live :: The W's (Geoff Baumgartner)
THE W'S OPENING FOR D.C. TALK Coral Sky Amphitheater, West Palm Beach March 6, 1999 by Geoff Baumgartner Imagine my fright when I, the industrial/gothic guy, found myself amidst 10,000 people screaming "YESSSS!!!" when asked if there were "any Jesus Freaks out there tonight" by the man on-stage. I ...
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Only in America could such ideologically and aesthetically disparate genres a...
RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY THE RETURN TO MELANCHOLY Eulogy Only in America could such ideologically and aesthetically disparate genres as metal-core, emo-rock, and death metal come together in a musical clash - let alone one so caustic and cathartic - as they do on Red Roses For a Blue Lady's debut ...
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December 1999 :: Live Ink :: Kid Rock (Tony Landa)
KID ROCK The Buzz Bake Sale, Coral Sky Amphitheatre, Pompano Beach, FL November 7, 1999 by Tony Landa I only had the chance to see one live band at the 1999 Buzz Bake Sale. That would be the headliner, Kid Rock. I tried to watch and listen without prejudice. Never mind the fact that last year, as an ...
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Emphasizing Function Over Design (Eulogy). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
CHRISTIANSEN EMPHASIZING FUNCTION OVER DESIGN Eulogy Well, wudda y'know, another recent emo record from the usually tough-as-nails Eulogy camp (see Keepsake's recent – and utterly horrible – The End of Sound for similar evidence). Thing is, Christiansen's Emphasizing Function Over Design is miles beyond ...
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If a picture's worth a thousand words, here's a 19,000 word essay from staff photographer Jen Lato, summing up 2001 both professionally and personally.
THE YEAR IN PHOTOS 19 SHOTS THAT STAND OUT a photo essay by Jen Lato Jen Lato 1) Nonpoint Elias and I My story begins with Elias from Nonpoint and a picture that was taken earlier this year. I start my "Top 19" off with this snapshot for a couple of reasons: first, Nonpoint has worked hard to be where ...
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Phantom Moon (Nonesuch). Review by Sean Slone.
... feels like in places. Sheik, best known for his 1996 folk-pop hit "Barely Breathing," has produced an album of airy, breathy, atmospheric tunes. The record finds him collaborating with New York playwright/lyricist Steven Sater. As the title of the record suggests, the late English folkie Nick Drake ...
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