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Vermillion Lies
Separated By Birth
Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. I Should Fly
2. Shady
3. Middleground
4. No Good
5. Louder
6. This Town
7. Come Down
8. White Picket
9. Interlude
10. Circus Apocalypse
11. Circus Fish
12. Monkey
13. Shark Serenade
14. Bad Man
15. tfird
16. Drift
17. Pet Me, Feed Me, Go Away

CD Details

All Artists: Vermillion Lies
Title: Separated By Birth
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: A Small Tribe Records
Original Release Date: 7/24/2006
Release Date: 7/24/2006
Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 675604962124

Synopsis

Product Description

'Separated by Birth - One album in two acts? has sixteen tracks ranging from retro jazz, to lyrical folk melodies, to raucous circus ballads with toy piano and accordion. The album features Carla Kihlstedt (Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Tin Hat Trio,) Gino Robair (Splatter Trio, Tom Waits) and Myles Boisen. Boisen, who recorded the album, is known for his work with Tom Waits, The Tigerlillies and The Club Foot Orchestra.

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CD Reviews

A bit of everything... everything including the kitchen sink

Bond... James Bond | Denver, CO | 06/05/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Vermillion Lies sisters, along with the Aussie band The Grates, are two of my favorite musical discoveries during the past year. I recently saw them live in Denver - just the two of them without other band members or dancers that are in some of their shows. It is hard to classify their songs except to say that they are a very eclectic mixture of stylings with very clever, quirky, sometimes subversive lyrics. The songs vary from vintage jazz to mellow folk to circus-inspired melodies. My only nitpick is that many of the songs are quieter brooding contemplative pieces. The song "White Picket" is a refreshing blast of energy placed in the middle of the tracks. Stylistically, Vermillion Lies would make an awesome live show combined with Tom Waits; I would pay top dollar to see both of them play together live in concert."

Do yourself a favor

Adam J. Gallardo | Salem, OR | 11/16/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This beautiful little album very nearly defies description. While it can come off as very pop-inspired, there is a deeper, darker, richer vein running through it which can catch you off-guard. It definitely bears up to (many) repeated listens. Besides playing musical instruments, sisters Zoe and Kim Boekbinder, and friends, play an eclectic mix of seemingly found objects: barbecue grills, plastic lobsters, and more. They pair their wonderful voices (sometimes reminiscent of torch-song chanteuses, sometimes evoking the deep angst of Niko) with well-written, sometimes sinister lyrics. This album is one of my favorite finds of this year. And maybe last year, too."