The Coral - The CoralUniversally acclaimed by critics, with particular praise for the quality of its musicianship as well as nominations for the Mercury Music Prize and Brits, The Corals self titled debut album, released in July 2002, made quite a splash. Co produced by the band (using the name Zion Egg) and fellow Merseyside native Ian Broudie, it clearly distilled its sounds from an impressively diverse range of influences and was most often tagged as both neo

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he enlisted multi-instrumentalist and producer Ben Chisholm (The Armed

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The five different songs all fitting together as expressions of the same basic piece

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