Artist:   Unkle Bob
Title:    Shockwaves
Label:    Mother City
Genre:    Indie
Bitrate:  170kbit av.
Time:     00:36:56
Size:     47.58 mb
Rip Date: 2010-10-01
Str Date: 2010-10-04

01. Satellite                                                     3:28
02. In My Head                                                    4:08
03. Brighter                                                      3:17
04. Let It Go                                                     3:53
05. So Sorry                                                      4:16
06. Proud                                                         3:00
07. Ships On The Shoreline                                        3:36
08. Loneliness                                                    3:21
09. Lost Without You                                              2:36
10. Giving It All Away                                            2:50
11. You Should Know Better                                        2:31

Release Notes:

'Shockwaves' is the second album release by Unkle Bob, a Glasgow formed
alternative rock / jangle pop band. It succeeds their debut album,
Sugar and Spite (released Oct 2006), which received widespread critical
acclaim and spawned a dozen major sync placements including Greys
Anatomy, CSI Miami, and My Sassy Girl movie, generating a global
audience for the band.

'Shockwaves' is as humble as it is heartfelt and demonstrates a more
accomplished sounding Unkle Bob, with production duties this time
handled by Saul Davies from the band James, and Grammy Award winning
producer Ken Nelson (Coldplay, Gomez, Badly Drawn Boy).

Q magazine suggested that Unkle Bob's sound was "reminiscent of early
REM û really very lovely indeed" whilst MOJO noted that it was
"warm-melancholic as Prefab Sprout or icy-isolated as Radiohead" and
that the band hurled themselves "from reflection to ripped-up despair
in a moment." The Times allowed that we shouldn't "be surprised if this
Glasgow-born quintet are still selling albums 20 years from now because
they have a deadly weapon in their armoury; great songs".



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Artist:   Unkle Bob
Title:    Shockwaves
Label:    Mother City
Genre:    Indie
Bitrate:  170kbit av.
Time:     00:36:56
Size:     47.58 mb
Rip Date: 2010-10-01
Str Date: 2010-10-04

01. Satellite                                                     3:28
02. In My Head                                                    4:08
03. Brighter                                                      3:17
04. Let It Go                                                     3:53
05. So Sorry                                                      4:16
06. Proud                                                         3:00
07. Ships On The Shoreline                                        3:36
08. Loneliness                                                    3:21
09. Lost Without You                                              2:36
10. Giving It All Away                                            2:50
11. You Should Know Better                                        2:31

Release Notes:

'Shockwaves' is the second album release by Unkle Bob, a Glasgow formed
alternative rock / jangle pop band. It succeeds their debut album,
Sugar and Spite (released Oct 2006), which received widespread critical
acclaim and spawned a dozen major sync placements including Greys
Anatomy, CSI Miami, and My Sassy Girl movie, generating a global
audience for the band.

'Shockwaves' is as humble as it is heartfelt and demonstrates a more
accomplished sounding Unkle Bob, with production duties this time
handled by Saul Davies from the band James, and Grammy Award winning
producer Ken Nelson (Coldplay, Gomez, Badly Drawn Boy).

Q magazine suggested that Unkle Bob's sound was "reminiscent of early
REM – really very lovely indeed" whilst MOJO noted that it was
"warm-melancholic as Prefab Sprout or icy-isolated as Radiohead" and
that the band hurled themselves "from reflection to ripped-up despair
in a moment." The Times allowed that we shouldn't "be surprised if this
Glasgow-born quintet are still selling albums 20 years from now because
they have a deadly weapon in their armoury; great songs".



This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net