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Love Me Back Alive by Venus Mission
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fave it Piano | Progressive Rock
8 tracks | 30 minutes
Released Oct 2005
on Venus Mission
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Engineered by former Afghan Whigs' John Curly, this sophisticated, sultry, powerful sorrow-to-redemption song collection is awash in guitar textures, driving rhythm arrangements, and luscious piano flavoring. Fans of Fiona, take note.
Bio / Background
This sophomore release from Venus Mission is getting great radio exposure in the tri-state area and garnering good reviews as well.
Mike Breen of Cincinnati's City Beat wrote the following review of "Love Me Back Alive" in the October 12th issue of Citybeat magazine:
For "Love Me Back Alive" Rosenthal enlisted two of the area's more celebrated knob-twidlers, John Curley (who engineered live full-band sessions) and Ric Hordinski (who co-produced with Rosenthal). The first collaboration between the studio magicians creates a fitting dichotomy: Just as Rosenthal's songs (which feature a couple of co-writers) blur the lines between the celestial and the organic, the production has a lively, driving underbelly splattered with an atmospheric magnetism.
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