I just found out that The Organ, the all-female five-piece from Vancouver, have decided to call it a day. This is sad to me. I had been looking forward to hearing a sophomore album from them one day and I never caught them live.The Organ depart with just one album, Grab That Gun from 2004, to their name (plus the Sinking Hearts EP from 2002). I was captivated by that album, listened to it almos...
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This posthumous EP is The Organ's swansong, and its songs of stately melancholy serve as a fitting epitaph. Jude Clarke reviews.
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I just found out that The Organ, the all-female five-piece from Vancouver, have decided to call it a day. This is sad to me. I had been looking forward to hearing a sophomore album from them one day and I never caught them live.The Organ depart with just one album, Grab That Gun from 2004, to their name (plus the Sinking Hearts EP from 2002). I was captivated by that album, listened to it almos...
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The Organ should have been contenders. And heck, for a while they were: weaving lonely magic from the threads of the night, this quintet of introverted, dysfunctional Canadian women ended their as career minor music press darlings, all poised for a future that never happened.
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This posthumous EP is The Organ's swansong, and its songs of stately melancholy serve as a fitting epitaph. Jude Clarke reviews.
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Less than two years after their breakup, the band releases maybe the last and sad six songs more....
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| 1 Brother |
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| 2 Steven Smith |
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| 3 No One Has Ever Looked So Dead |
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| 4 I Am Not Surprised |
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| 5 Love, Love, Love |
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