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THE COLOUR - Between Earth & Sky
| Lost At Sea magazine | | It's no coincidence that, historically speaking, some of the best rock and roll is also the most pompous. Numerous bands, from The Rolling Stones to Aerosmith, feature frontmen with a boastful, testosterone-driven swagger that only seems to accentuate the strut-rock building in the background....full text |
| | InsidePulse | "The Devil's Got A Holda Me" marches in with an R&B influence not unlike '70s radio rock staples, but certainly not patterned after them, either. And that's the mood that permeates the entirety of the EP; laid-back, swagger-ridden alt-rock. (So many hyphens, so little time.)
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| | Sound Generator | | I confess to knowing little about The Colour. The first release on EMI's new Rethink imprint has been accompanied with little attention on these shores, but they're becoming an oft-referenced, well-dressed 'band-on-the-up' Stateside....full text |
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