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Speech For Heated Hearts by The Color Guard
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fave it Emo | New Wave
8 tracks | 31 minutes
Released Feb 2006
on Suziblade Music
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Entertainment Weekly: "The Color Guard riff away on frazzled-sounding guitars while engaging in reach-for-the-sky counterpoint harmonies."
Bio / Background
The Color Guard’s sing-along, dark-edged pop proves heavier and more biting on their first full-length album Speech for Heated Hearts than ever before. The songs capture moments of fear, lust, anxiety and fury—tangling the thin lines between seduction and deception, desire and disgust, and balancing utility with beauty—the same ideas that geek-girl-gone-glam singer Lalena once dealt with as a sculptor.
Lalena, who also plays guitar, hails from Houston; she left her art-punk band Catbox there to go to art school in New York, where she co-founded The Hissyfits. When she’s not crafting songs, she designs characters for kids' animated TV shows. Bass guardian Jeanne Gilliland, who comes from Ann Arbor and works as a boom operator for movies and television, brings a baroque slant into the mix. Drummer Jake Alrich sings opera arias in his spare time, and lead guitarist Nina Kyle rocked her way through stints with Bad Dream House and Creature Did while in Danbury, CT.
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