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Thornley
Come Again
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Falling to Pieces - Thornley, Brown, Gavin
2. Come Again - Thornley, Brown, Gavin
3. So Far So Good - Thornley, Brown, Gavin
4. The Going Rate (My Fix) - Thornley, Brown, Gavin
5. Keep a Good Man Down - Thornley, Brown, Gavin
6. Easy Comes - Thornley, Thornley, Ian
7. Beautiful - Thornley, Thornley, Ian
8. Bright Side - Thornley, Thornley, Ian
9. Clever - Thornley, Brown, Gavin
10. Found Another Way - Thornley, Brown, Gavin
11. All Comes Out in the Wash - Thornley, Thornley, Ian
12. The Lies That I Believe - Thornley, Thornley, Ian

CD Details

All Artists: Thornley
Title: Come Again
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: 604 Records
Release Date: 1/8/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
Style: American Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 825396000522

Synopsis

Album Description

The upcoming album is not only catchy "can?t-get-it-out-of-your-head " tracks, like the single, "So Far So Good", but this record is a deep account with many songs based from singer Ian Thornley?s personal life. Aside from this fans will hear famed "Big Wreck" former head Ian Thornley, at his best from harder riffs, like the track, "Falling to Pieces" to the slow and melodic rhythm of, "Lies That I Believe."

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CD Reviews

Ian Thornley moves onward and upward

David Johnson | 11/24/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I found Thornley before I heard of Big Wreck. Listening to Ian's former band, I heard great potential - good musicianship, catchy songs, and probably the best rock vocalist since Chris Cornell. I've fallen in love with Big Wreck since, but notice that they had a tendency toward long, drawn out, and often over produced songs - several verging on forgettable.

Not so with this album. Ian Thornley basically cut the fat, made melody king, and pushed his shockingly unique and versatile voice to the front of the mix. Most of the album pushes into post-grunge with some slow, plodding grooves, but the riffs and melodies are fresh and exciting - if lacking the sprawling arrangements of Big Wreck.

I disagree with other reviewers who say this is a step backwards for Ian Thornley. This album reflects an artist who has capitalized on his strengths, and minimized his weaknesses. Above all, it showcases a great guitar player, solid songwriting, and a voice that you simply can't get enough of. Bring on the sophomore release!

Recommended for fans of: Soundgarden, King's X, Earthshine, Audioslave, STP, and Brother Cane."