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Returning to the industrial/goth programming of Chris Brantley and the wraithlike electronic violins of Rachel McDonnell, the Crüxshadows' fifth full-length re-established the North Florida band's admired dark dance-pop intent. Fronted again by a traditional haunted monotone, the music was tenser than on earlier outings -- with a fuller approach -- and consequently a little more overbearing. Rogue's voice played up the callous seriousness of the band, but in a way that sounded well-rehearsed rather than born from believable personal misfortune. Standouts like the Top 20 European hit "Tears" were still strong -- a moody, shimmering thing of electro-house and stadium rock overkill, like an exclusively new wave Wall of Voodoo, and an unlocking of a whole new possible direction for the band. ~ Dean Carlson
The Cruxshadows: Rogue (vocals); Stacey Campbell (guitar, background vocals); Rachel McDonnell (violin, keyboards); Chris Brantley (keyboards, background vocals).
Personnel: Stacy Campbell (guitar, background vocals); Rachel McDonnell (violin, keyboards); Chris Brantley (keyboards, background vocals).
Recording information: Wishfire Studios.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Cruxshadows Wishfire Songs Wishfire Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)   Best CXS cd yet Great cd, lots of emotional lyrics, backing up by wonderfully mesmeising music, more than what you expect from this great band Submitted by kinder_goth (London, On, Canada) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
The Cruxshadows at their best! Wishfire is the best Cruxshadows album to date. It's beautiful industrial/goth music makes it a pleasure to listen to. Hits include: 'Tears', 'Return', 'Binary', 'Orpean Wing', and 'Spiral' Though the others tracks are superb as well. I highly recommend this album. Submitted by ig0tmylunchbox (Brooklyn, NYC) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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