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Although they were dismissed as Bush clones upon their unspectacular debut, Cellophane was actually much better than that. Songwriter Shannon Crawford has a great voice, alternating between a shrill screech and a tuneful moan with ease. And the songs have a dark atmosphere that compares to Perfect Circle or Cold filtered through School of Fish. The driving "Here We Lay" kicks things off with a strong blast of catchy mainstream rock, and the superb "Down" continues things in a heavy vein. But moody ballads like "Cut Away" break from the mold, replacing the hoarse wail of other songs with a delicate falsetto. Of course, the heavier songs take up most of the album, but the quieter moments make this debut so memorable.
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TRACK LISTINGS
1 Here We Lay 3:06
2 Down 2:50
3 No One in the End 3:41
4 Cut Away 4:42
5 I Crave You Gone 4:04
6 Ride Thy Neighbor 2:32
7 I'm So Glad You Came 3:20
8 Home 3:21
9 Dress the Day 3:42
10 Tamarak Tree 2:53
11 Standing in the Storm 4:23
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