CHERRY GHOST - Beneath This Burning Shoreline
13.09.2010 Filed in: Reviews
Universal
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Indie is like the Schengen Area. It does not know bounds. A lot of performers come under tempt of free movement, but not everybody is able to use it in behoof. Cherry Ghost with their new album does one step forward, but two steps back. Beneath This Burning Shoreline, against their debut Thirst For Romance, is based on much darker base. A classical string brings an atmosphere like from some romantic film with dramatic nodus and rising sense of depression. Head and heart of the band is singer Simom Aldred. And how he sings? Try to imagine Chris Martin from Coldplay and Nick Cave to sing together. Any problem? Listen to Cherry Ghost and Beneath This Burning Shoreline.
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Indie is like the Schengen Area. It does not know bounds. A lot of performers come under tempt of free movement, but not everybody is able to use it in behoof. Cherry Ghost with their new album does one step forward, but two steps back. Beneath This Burning Shoreline, against their debut Thirst For Romance, is based on much darker base. A classical string brings an atmosphere like from some romantic film with dramatic nodus and rising sense of depression. Head and heart of the band is singer Simom Aldred. And how he sings? Try to imagine Chris Martin from Coldplay and Nick Cave to sing together. Any problem? Listen to Cherry Ghost and Beneath This Burning Shoreline.
Jakub Habas
