Rhinemaidens, by The Envy Corps (CD single on Mercury)

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	Label:	Mercury
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What you say No-one has reviewed Rhinemaidens by The Envy Corps yet. Give us your opinion on Rhinemaidens by The Envy Corps. What the label says: I'm slowly falling in love with this band" Colin Murray, Radio l “Songs to make the jump from indie to mainstream success” – Sunday Times Culture “Killers riffs with Echo & The Bunnymen beats. Like hugging a warm apple tree” - NME “Epic rock workouts from Iowa have drawn comparison with Radiohead and The Verve” - The Sun “An all-encompassing urgency and fragility… captivating live” – Music Week “Melancholic jangle-pop that sounds like Killers putting their ‘taches on Arcade Fire” - The Fly “There’s something of Simple Minds about them, even U2 – indie rock with some catchy popness” - Dave Keuning (The Killers) in the Mail on Sunday

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About the humble CD single:

Another digital format and even though they can hold 80 minutes of information (like a CD album would) record companies only fill up a small portion of the disc. Sometimes only 1 or 2 tracks on there totalling 5 minutes or so. It's like going to a restaurant and getting a plate of food with 2 green beans on and wondering where the rest of your meal is. Sometimes they're lovingly packaged though and when the music is good then you're into a winner. Also you get videos on there sometimes which you can watch on your computer. That is excellent.

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