Melody takes precedence on Roots And Echoes, and this makes it stronger and tighter than The Coral’s previous releases.
I began to think of The Coral’s latest album as a...
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Their music might be chilled-out psychedelia, but, in person, The Coral are capable of Gallagher-level rowdiness. Not that they harbour dreams of being the next Oasis. The Liverpool outfit are happy being a cult act...
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Read More The Coral are great musicians – every track on this album is executed with flair and skill and invested with a woozy charm.
Read More Liverpool's musical exports have included The Beatles, Echo and the Bunnymen, the Teardrop Explodes, Pete Burns, the KLF, the Lightning Seeds, Frankie Goes to Hollywood and many more. Mercury nominees The Coral are the latest scallywags to capture the attention of the music press who have picked up on their blend of classic rock influences and irreverent energy
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