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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2002
Label: Athenaeum Records
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Personnel
Mark Kano vocals, guitars
Grey Brewster guitars
Mike Garrigan guitar, vocals
Alex McKinney bass
Nic Brown drums
Tracks
| 1. | Lacy | |
| 2. | On Her Way | |
| 3. | I Don't Wanna Be The One | |
| 4. | Walk Away | |
| 5. | Young Again | |
| 6. | Family Tree | |
| 7. | Banana | |
| 8. | If Baby's Gone | |
| 9. | If You Want Me To | |
| 10. | Sweeter Love | |
| 11. | Paragraph | |
| 12. | Hourglass | |
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| From: Rycheage |
Date: April 24, 2004 at 14:03 |
| They have a shimmering quality in their music, endearing vocal harmonies, and a simplistic yet edgy guitar tone. Whatever label you want to put on these guys, one thing sticks.. they are sooo melodic, and despite being of a modern rock persuasion, they easily find a home here.
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| From: ink |
Date: September 11, 2004 at 19:26 |
| despite not being from N.Carolina, i still find this band to be very high in depth and a definite ear grabber...they need 1 thing and thats to be reconized.....i'd love to see them live...they are definitly melodic....a good idea for them would be to have a bunch of free shows for small audiences in states across USA....Rhode island being one of them.... every summer we have a free summer concert series sponsered by WBRU....and Athenaeum would be a great contrabution to the stage......later.....
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| From: Steve.T |
Date: December 25, 2004 at 7:12 |
| These guys were always playing Amos' in Charlotte when I was living there. I never did get to see them....which is a shame as I love their stuff. You can't fault their work ethic, though....they put the work in to the touring schedule, I just think that the over saturation of this kind of stuff on US radio meant they could never get a foothold. I hope they are still a going concern.
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| From: Geoff |
Date: March 22, 2005 at 5:48 |
| Now this one has me asking questions. I strongly agree that bands like this should be on this site- modern, but undoubtedly still strong on melody and good rock songs. I only wonder why the likes of similar bands like Familiar 48, Pay the Girl, Bliss 66 etc. are not featured here? I'm easy, not on anyone's case but I think there are a lot of new melodic hard rock discs being overlooked. As for this, this is pretty cool. Also a bit like 3rd Degree. Mellow, moody and catchy in places, but patchy.
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