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Sharp Practise
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Headed up by a remarkable front man, Sharp Practise mix catchy unforgettable melody with thought provoking lyrics. Since 1999 this Nigel Clothier fronted quartet has been delivering thoughtful, coasting rock with heart, sincerity and pride. Sharp Practise play classic English rock, with more than a nod towards folk and blues. The emphasis on Banging The Rocks is on songs, hook laden and heartfelt. If this is the notoriously difficult third album, the first two must have been a breeze. Sharp Practise have conjured another melodic and simple album that’d easily sit alongside most MOR rock albums of the last decade. It’s constantly chipper, catchy, uplifting, conscientious (songs cover the environment, growing up, and even European history) with light touches, wit and summery sounds of a tight and smiling band. Sharp Practise is a band that could sparkle at the Little River Band end of the harmony led rock market. Banging The Rocks certainly has its moments with some clever word plays and gentle catchy choruses that would stand repeated scrutiny on the radio. The lyrics are honest and straight and the instruments are beautifully played to create a sound that is distinguished and relaxing. In order to mark their longevity in the music industry they capture their friendly, searching live sound into a bounding 12 twelve track live album. The songs roll along very naturally. “Now You See Us" is full of simple, thoughtful rock tinged faintly with folk and blues. A fabulously eclectic album showing many aspects to their work. The passion is undeniable; the music is technically clever and accomplished. And, what better way to open up proceedings than with the mild blues echo and harrowing string led, 'Bridge Across the Harbour'? It is taken from their understated 'Radiocity' album of 2005. Clothier slides his vocals out, as he tells of spiritual redemption flitting between a gruelling edge and a sense of relief.
Headed up by a remarkable front man, Sharp Practise mix catchy unforgettable melody with thought provoking lyrics. Since 1999 this Nigel Clothier fronted quartet has been delivering thoughtful, coasting rock with heart, sincerity and pride. Sharp Practise play classic English rock, with more than a nod towards folk and blues. The emphasis on Banging The Rocks is on songs, hook laden and heartfelt. If this is the notoriously difficult third album, the first two must have been a breeze. Sharp Practise have conjured another melodic and simple album that’d easily sit alongside most MOR rock albums of the last decade. It’s constantly chipper, catchy, uplifting, conscientious (songs cover the environment, growing up, and even European history) with light touches, wit and summery sounds of a tight and smiling band. Sharp Practise is a band that could sparkle at the Little River Band end of the harmony led rock market. Banging The Rocks certainly has its moments with some clever word plays and gentle catchy choruses that would stand repeated scrutiny on the radio. The lyrics are honest and straight and the instruments are beautifully played to create a sound that is distinguished and relaxing. In order to mark their longevity in the music industry they capture their friendly, searching live sound into a bounding 12 twelve track live album. The songs roll along very naturally. “Now You See Us" is full of simple, thoughtful rock tinged faintly with folk and blues. A fabulously eclectic album showing many aspects to their work. The passion is undeniable; the music is technically clever and accomplished. And, what better way to open up proceedings than with the mild blues echo and harrowing string led, 'Bridge Across the Harbour'? It is taken from their understated 'Radiocity' album of 2005. Clothier slides his vocals out, as he tells of spiritual redemption flitting between a gruelling edge and a sense of relief.
