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 Different Horizon - Fisher's Tale
Newest Review: ... fusion and the song develops into a driving, soulful and slightly rocky ballad. The lyrics focus on man's constant search ... more  ... for happiness, fulfilment and a reason for being. As confusing as this search can be, there are answers to be found and this song encourages listeners to open their minds and consider new possibilities.
2. Appreciation
A very chilled out track, this song opens with a carefully picked acoustic guitar, slightly reminiscent of Jack Johnson. This is one of the few tracks where lead singer Abbie takes a backseat and we hear the vocals of bass guitarist Sim, whose voice is open and sincere and has a lovely timbre. Abbie p...more |
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Different Horizon - Fisher's Tale: A Different (and better) Horizon (1675 words)
by - written on 04/02/09 (Very useful, 324 readings)
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Released in 2005, 'Different Horizon' from Fisher's Tale is one of my favourite ever albums and contains some really beautiful music. As such I'm really happy to have the chance to review it, and hopefully to encourage some of you to check it out. THE BAND: Fisher's Tale were originally formed in 1996 from a music workshop for young Christians. Over the years they have evolved into a six piece band who now perform original, self-penned songs with the twin aims of producing stunning music and spreading God's message through song. They consist of: Abbie Cordial (Vocals) Adrian Burr (Lead guitar) Nat Stock (Rhythm guitar) Sim ... Read the complete review
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