I’d definitely recommend checking out CIO for those of you that haven’t had the
author: Anthony Caroto, Editor, Origivation Magazine
I got their CD a while back and thought it was a great album. To me, CIO is one of those bands that you just have to wonder why they’re not on the radio. Most of their songs are very "radio-friendly" and have great hooks and progressions. I’d definitely recommend checking out Chelsea in Orbit for those of you that haven’t had the experience yet.
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"Their web site described them as spacey, but to me their sound was much richer
author: Chad, Philly Music Homepage
"Their web site described them as spacey, but to me their sound was much richer than that. Songs were simple -- two or three chords and catchy melodies -- but the orchestration of the lead guitar coupled with the full sound of singer Juan Parejo's rhythms identified CIO's sound as unique."
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The Saturday night vibe that resonates through your entire body.
author: Lisa Trudeau
Saturday night, you're chillin' with friends. Maybe you're walking around the city streets, maybe you're just sitting around in someone's apartment. Either way, there's that vibe. You know what I'm talking about. The Saturday night vibe that resonates through your entire body. You wanna move, live, feel the wonder of the starry night -- you want to "burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars," as Kerouac so eloquently put it. It's time to call the troops and party like you've never partied before. But, like any good party, you gotta have the music. That's where Philadelphia area band Chelsea in Orbit comes in. Their seven-song EP, "Chelsea in Orbit," burns with feeling. Juan Parejo, the founding member, lead singer and main songwriter, gives a cosmic voice to the trippy guitar work of Gregg Biesiada, Rick Eddy's driving drums and Christian Seidel's throbbing bass. The result is ethereal. "Sugar", "Electric", and "Coming Down", will provide the perfect soundtrack to any Saturday night.
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"Parejo's delivery makes each (song) sound like a call from an emotionally compl
author: Staurt Pitt, Rockpile Magazine
"Parejo's delivery makes each (song) sound like a call from an emotionally complicated place, where he sends back pointed messages…"
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