Jack's Family
Poetry of Souls
© 2003 Jack's Family (634479191213)
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Female fronted metal with blistering violin and electric guitar solos backed by a pyrotechnical rhythm section. Poetry of Souls draws on influences from classical to metal, Pink Floyd to Marilyn Manson.
tracks
- 1 Intro
- 2 Candyfloss Dream
- 3 Hand Me a Vision
- 4 Take My Secret
- 5 Interlude (instrumental)
- 6 Polaroid Star
- 7 Cotton Palace
- 8 Better Days
- 9 Jack's Lullaby
- 10 Still There's a Smile
- 11 Outro
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UK based Jack's Family formed in the spring/summer of 2002 when songwriters Kelly Jones (vocals, violin & piano) and Jean-Paul De-Havilland (lead guitar) returned to Colchester from the West Country.
Their travels had taken them from London to Torquay searching for the perfect musicians to compliment what they knew would be a radically different rock band. Within a couple of weeks of arriving back in Jean-Paul's home town, they found the extraordinarily talented rhythm section of Nicholas (drums) and Cary (bass). These two friends had been working together musically for some time, and understood each other's playing to an almost telepathic degree.
Rehearsals began almost immediately for the recording of the album 'Poetry of Souls' and a debut outing at Kartouche in Ipswich. With the recording complete and more gigs under their belts, Jack's Family fell back on an old friend of Kelly's to provide the final piece of the jigsaw. She first met pianist and keyboard player Darren Tansley five years earlier when he invited her to tour with Celtic rock band The Wickermen, so he was the obvious choice to augment the Jack's Family's sound.
The band are now embarking on a series of UK dates to publicise 'Poetry of Souls', a unique fusion of metal with blistering violin solos. Check out the website for constant updates.
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Great Goth Rock
author: ichinmybrainI highly recommend this cd for fans of Lacuna Coil,Edenbridge and Xandria.This is great goth rock.I love the violin.
An excellent collection of goth style offerings
author: Eric LivettAn excellent collection of goth stle offerings. The combination of violin, the front singer's voice and guitar evoke a palpable sense of melancholia.
Take more than one listen. Got a liking for fiddles and good sounds
author: Ray SheptoeKellys voice comes over well The sound is well put together with violin and guitars running a long together