this time next year
by Colorblind
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Between Two Minds
02:56
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Four
03:08
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This Time Next Year
02:57
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Unknown
03:31
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Alone
03:57
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Restless
03:18
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No Evidence
03:50
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8th Hour
03:27
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Here
02:55
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Double Standards
03:08
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Twisted
03:45
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about
Forming in early 2001 with a strong desire to create their own unique musical stylings, colorblinds original rock-pop sound draws comparison to the likes of past greats skunk anasie and the divinyls. The band have released two singles, “second chance” and “shadowman” both of which received the national attention of triplej and triplem. in 2002 they were nomiated and went on the win best emerging act at the Australian Live Music Awards.
In late 2006 colorblind travelled to melbourne to record their first full length album at sing sing records. produced by aria nominee Adam Rhodes, the result is an entrancing collection of hooky songs, bursting with riffs, gritty rock beats and powerful, soaring vocals. they quite literally rock!
In late 2006 colorblind travelled to melbourne to record their first full length album at sing sing records. produced by aria nominee Adam Rhodes, the result is an entrancing collection of hooky songs, bursting with riffs, gritty rock beats and powerful, soaring vocals. they quite literally rock!
credits
released July 6, 2006
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Kirsten Glover - Vocals, Anthony Tucker - Guitar, Chris Simmons - Bass, Gerrit Ruff - Guitar, Brent Lores - Drums,
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Kirsten Glover - Vocals, Anthony Tucker - Guitar, Chris Simmons - Bass, Gerrit Ruff - Guitar, Brent Lores - Drums,
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