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Adaptive Radiation by Divestream
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7 tracks | 23 minutes
Released Jun 2007
on Judmusic Records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:12 Now You Stand Alone lyrics BUY MP3 03:12 Now You Stand Alone lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:12 Now You Stand Alone
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Formed in 2005 seeking meaning from the suburban malaise in which they were raised.
Bio / Background
Formed in 2005 seeking meaning from the suburban malaise in which they were raised, come Sussex U.K. based trio Divestream.
Aaron Call (Vocals/Guitar), Allen Taylor (Bass/Backing Vocals) and Ben Wallington (Drums), three young men signed to independent label Judmusic Records.
In these cynical times of mockney chancers, tabloid junkies and Emo poster boys, Divestream offer a surprisingly fresh slant on the guitar/bass/drums formula.
Right from the start as the psychedelic intro of “Now you stand alone” erupts, through to the sonic attack of “Sayonara”, by way of the eerily haunting “Translucent”, their debut long player entitled “Adaptive Radiation” continues the theme of Darwinian theory, by being a record that is both a progressive take on, as well as the antidote to the current over saturated UK rock music scene.
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