Kilbey, Kennedy - Inside We Are The Same flac album

Album · 2015 · 11 Songs. 2015 Steve Kilbey & Martin Kennedy. More By Kilbey Kennedy.

White Magic: The Early Drafts Kilbey Kennedy. Inside We Are The Same. Every Song From The Real World: The Complete Collection. Apart from having a voice of characterful cool poise and an imaginative lyrical lexicon, Kilbey can make a strong melodic song out of simple elements.

Ships from and sold by CD Baby. This CD/album is a must have, you will not be disappointed. The CD sound quality is excellent. I have to make special mention of the additional beautiful vocals of Hollie Houlihan-McKie on Elude, Oh My Glad, Theodora, Ho Chi Min, and Once.

Free download and listen Inside We Are the Same. Kilbey Kennedy, Steve Kilbey & Martin Kennedy. Tracks count: 22. Views: 2. Steve Kilbey & Martin Kennedy, Kilbey Kennedy - Theodora 04:31. Steve Kilbey & Martin Kennedy, Kilbey Kennedy - Ho Chi Min 04:40. Steve Kilbey & Martin Kennedy, Kilbey Kennedy - Once 04:31.

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Steve Kilbey (The Church) and Martin Kennedy's (All India Radio) fourth studio album 'Inside We Are the Same' takes them to new and unexpected places. From the joyous children's choir in This is the Universe to the late-70s new wave vibe of Amenia and the dreamy space rock of Oh My Glad, the album brings together Kilbey's "characterful cool poise and an imaginative lyrical lexicon" (MOJO) with Kennedy's "lush melodies that marry electronic soundscapes to soaring tunefulness" (TheBig Takeover), "where lightness.

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Church frontman Steve Kilbey and All India Radio mastermind Martin Kennedy are back again to weave more of their mystical musical spell on their latest release, Inside We Are The Same. Building on the strength’s of 2013’s You Are Everything, Kilbey/Kennedy’s third release offers the lush atmospherics fans have come to expect, but some tracks offer a harder edge than past efforts. Take opener Amenia, propelled by an insistent, driving goth guitar riff anchored by Kilbey’s haunting baritone, siren call synths and a ripping guitar solo. The rest of the album consists of the shoegazey, ambient, textured ballads that have hallmarked past efforts and that Kilbey favors. Tracks like The Merciful Blur veers into Church territory, with Kennedy’s sun soaked guitar licks and soaring strings coalescing perfectly with Kilbey’s smooth delivery.