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CoralSpin's prog-rock epics and
beautiful ballads have
been described as "early Queen meets Kate Bush". Their other influences include Muse, Joni Mitchell, Led Zeppelin, The Feeling, 70's Genesis, Steely Dan, Dream Theatre, Fairport Convention and Rush. With their soaring vocals, classic songwriting, irresistible melodies and powerful performances you'll be falling over yourself to turn the volume control up. Coralspin are looking for a drummer. See here if you are interested. CoralSpin are currently mixing their first album which will be available in CD and download format in 2009. |
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Latest news
June '09 -- drummer needed Coralspin need a new drummer. If you are interested there are more details here. First Album - Current Status 6 out of the 8 tracks have draft mixes completed, minus vocals. Track 7: mix nearing completion. Keyboard ending, guitar solo and vocals to be done. Track 8: Drum and bass recorded. The vocals and vocal harmonies have to be done on all tracks. We have provisionally selected some artwork. Here's a video of Jake recording a solo for the track The Night Stalker. (Bigger versions of the videos on this page can be found on our Videos page) Jake's Night Stalker solo in studio
March '09 -- new recordings up We have new draft mixes of some of the tracks from our forthcoming first album up on our mp3 page. The vocals are mostly guide vocals, not the finished thing. (These mixes are also up on our MySpace page, but the quality of those isn't as good). Winter '09 Here's a clip of Steve laying down some bass lines in the studio for Sky's End: Video of Steve playing Sky's End.
News
![]() Steve in the studio.
LeftLion magazine says "A very different unique band... They have something new and different that the music scene is in need of at the moment... the songs are new and fresh". Prog/classic rock guru Silhobbit says Coralspin are "one of the new bands you'll be taking notice of next year", and plays You're Wrong on his prog podcast #24 (see the Reviews page for links). Coralspin supporting Richard Thompson and Nine Below Zero at the Ascott Music festival in Oxfordshire: ![]() |