A Fine Frenzy - One Cell In the Sea
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Free Music Review: A Fine Frenzy. One Cell In The Sea
Hit: 4 Stars
This album is beautiful. Her voice is angelic. It's an album you can put on and don't have to skip through any songs. It's similar to Sara Barelis however a little more mellow. Am completely happy with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone that enjoys mellow, relaxed, beautiful vocals and musicFree Music Review: "Not allowed to wear your freedom down..."
Hit: 5 Stars
One Cell in the Sea by A Fine Frenzy is one fine album. Alison Sudol is her real name and I love that red hair! Alison has a sweet, affectionate, and unique voice, in some of the tracks you can hear a hint of a English accent and this girl is from the West Coast! Her songs, melodies, and lyrics are worth purchasing this album. Everytime I hear One Cell in the Cell, I feel like I am in another decade or place, Alison also plays piano on six of the tracks. Songs I cannot get enough of are: Come On, Come Out, Whisper, You Picked Me, Lifesize, Last of Days, Ashes and Wine, Hope for the Hopeless, and Borrowed Time. The two songs released Almost Lover and Rangers are hands-down the best tracks on the album. Rangers is a haunting song that gets stuck in my head all freakin' day, love it! I highly recommend A Fine Frenzy, can't wait to hear what she does next! Enjoy.Free Music Review: I love her voice and her lyrics too!
Hit: 5 Stars
I clicked on A Fine Frenzy, never hearing of her before. When I started listening to the sound clips, I was hooked. She has a beautiful voice and I liked the lyrics, too. Loreena McKennett is one of my favorite Celtic singers, but I have everything she has ever done. It is nice to find another singer that reminds me of her voice and her style with a little Enya thrown in. A 5 star show to be sure. If you like Celtic music as much as I do, you will be hooked, too. FairaFree Music Review: A Fine First
Hit: 5 Stars
I actually ordered this CD through Barnes & Noble after getting an email offer (A Fine Frenzy was an exclusive artist release for B&N Members last fall). I let the CD sit around for a few weeks and then I decided to pop it into my CD player in my car on the way home from work one afternoon. And I was hooked. The vocals reminded me of Sarah McLachlan and Anna Nalick in a way, and the simple orchestrations were so much purer than what we're used to hearing on the radio these days. Now it's my "I need to chill out from this day" CD, and I keep it in the car to play when my kindergarten students have wreaked havoc with my nerves. It's a releasing CD, with messages of hope, love, despair, compassion, and acceptance.Free Music Review: She sounds better online
Hit: 3 Stars
I first fell in love with her when i watched her on youtube and simply loved her voice and the way she sings.
Immediately bought the album to listen to more of her.
Her songs are great, well written. Wished the recording and remastering of the CD was done better though. The Bonus material from the Live DVD sounded so much better that the CD itself. Just wished it would sound similar.
Still enjoying the CD though...just not as much as i would've wanted to.