
The April Skies
Flood
© 2005 The April Skies / Melting April Sky Music (ASCAP) (825346950327)
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"Flood" - the new full length CD from The April Skies
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Those Hershey, Pennsylvania pop rockers The April Skies return with a new full length CD entitled "Flood".
Long known for their sense of atmosphere and ethereal textures, jangly rickenbacker guitars, spacey keyboard washes, rich acoustics, delayed Edge-like guitar riffs, and the driving rhythm section - the 'skies' have delivered 10 new songs here that are sure to reach, engulf and consume music fans of any style. "Flood" was produced by Jeff Feltenberger (The Badlees), engineered by Jason Shaffer and mixed by Tom "T-Bone" Edmonds. Together with the 'skies' they have molded a piece of work that is sure to bring The April Skies the national and international recognition they have long deserved.
"...the most innovative and incendiary use of "yeah, yeah, yeah" since The Beatles took the word "yeah" out of slang and put it in the ears of the world. This would be the song "Crutch" and it's just one of the ten new tracks which appear on The April Skies soon-to-be-released CD, "Flood".
- Pennsylvania Musician Magazine Cover story (Feb 2005)
"...Songs like "You Are the One", "Long Way Down" and "A Game" are destined to become college radio hits. The melodies have a decidedly British twist (like tunes by Robyn Hitchcock), with a snappy rhythms and vintage keys. Crawford's voice is hard to nail down; he's influenced by 80's new wave and British indie rock, but his delivery is more soulful than whimsical. Think of Julian Cope with more backbone".
- Carla DiFonzo, The Lancaster Intelligencer
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This album shows the evolution of the band.
author: DeviceThe April Skies have come a long way from the early nineties, as is evident on this newest realease, FLOOD. It definitely has a matured sound, even since their last EP, Breathe. The songs are well crafted. The guitars are exceptionally orchestrated, the drums extremely prominent, and the keyboards more organic than in the past. It was an excellent production job (Jeff Feltenberger of The Badlees), utilizing each instrument when needed and properly. Kudos to the Skies. I wonder where they're going next?
Must Have
author: Dave MullerThis is great record, it has a good quality rocking back ground and reaches out to touch a variety of sounds and styles, with out compromising the rocking nature of it. Overall it is great record. A must have
better then taking morphine...you float on this
author: Pooh P. ButtI can't beleive that anything besides chapter of NRA could exsist in Central Pa that is this creative. Astounding!
Greatest record since breathe
author: Ducan SheetsThis CD is amazing...it has such variety of sound. I keeps your intrestt from beginning to end...I love this!!! Can't wait for the next record. Hershey is America's secrete arsenal for outstanding music...can't wait for the next record!