Flock [Audio CD] Bell X1 - Very Good

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Amazon.ca The album's cover art (and title) would seem to make a comparison between the group's modern rock sound and wallpaper. Which is meta, and fun and stuff--but at first it seems a little bit too true. Is the racy leadoff track "Reacharound" much more than Radiohead lite? And how is the second track, "Flame," anything other than the work of a Maroon 5 tribute band that decided to write its own material? Stick around for the third song, though, "Rocky Took a Lover," and you'll be greatly rewarded. The song itself is a pleasant, gloopy little sunshine pop number. But what makes it something you want to hear more of are its sly, believably slice-of-life lyrics: "She said 'What a wonderful way to wake me/ You weren't so nice last night/ You're such an a**hole when you're drunk'/ He said 'At least I'm OK in the mornings'" For a group with one of the most unmemorable band names ever, it's funny that it's their way with words that elevates them from wannabe status. Let's hope they can craft some music as memorable as their words, toot sweet. --Mike McGonigal Product Description The US release of Flock is a limited-edition enhanced CD, which launches an audio/visual program when loaded into a computer that includes three live videos, the 'Rocky Took A Lover' animated music video, a photo slideshow, a page on The Cake Sale and two special tracks including a Chicken Lips remix of 'Flame'. With hooks galore amid a tapestry of moody, introspective nuances, Bell X1 are at the forefront of the thriving Irish music frenzy. The quintet of rockers has seen four songs simultaneously chart in the Irish Top 20 and the album, Flock, has since gone 5-times platinum. Bell X1 was formed when original band Juniper split upon the exit of Damien Rice for a successful solo career. The remaining members continued on to release their first album Neither Am I to rave reviews in the UK press. 11 tracks. Yep Roc Records.

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