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Carnations formed in Manchester in January 2009 following the union of Andrew with the already established group of instrumentalists Phill, Don and the two Richards. Andrew's distinctive & recognisable voice immediately lent itself to the diverse range of sounds that the group was creating and Carnations have been honing their sound ever since.
"Apocalypse Wow!" NME
"Carnations manage to infuse the deeply studied musical manoeuvres of Editors, whilst captivating the lyrical musings of The Smiths" Suit Yourself Magazine
"Carnations are a band that pay homage to Manchester's rich musical heritage without feeling the need to rip it off or imitate it" M.E.N. Urban Life Magazine
"Scruby (sic) guitar and rich baritone vocal. So far, so Cure meets Editors… until… old-school rave piano!" Vibrations Magazine
Members: Andrew Boland - Vocals Don Murphy - Bass Phillip Aspden - Guitar Richard Entwistle - Percussion Richard Maung - Keys
Influences: David Bowie The Smiths The Stranglers Scott Walker Magazine The Divine Comedy Roxy Music
Genre: Alternative / House / Melodramatic Popular Song
Location Manchester, Northwest, UK
Carnations formed in Manchester in January 2009 following the union of Andrew with the already established group of instrumentalists Phill, Don and the two Richards. Andrew's distinctive & recognisable voice immediately lent itself to the diverse range of sounds that the group was creating and Carnations have been honing their sound ever since.
"Apocalypse Wow!" NME
"Carnations manage to infuse the deeply studied musical manoeuvres of Editors, whilst captivating the lyrical musings of The Smiths" Suit Yourself Magazine
"Carnations are a band that pay homage to Manchester's rich musical heritage without feeling the need to rip it off or imitate it" M.E.N. Urban Life Magazine
"Scruby (sic) guitar and rich baritone vocal. So far, so Cure meets Editors… until… old-school rave piano!" Vibrations Magazine
Members: Andrew Boland - Vocals Don Murphy - Bass Phillip Aspden - Guitar Richard Entwistle - Percussion Richard Maung - Keys
Influences: David Bowie The Smiths The Stranglers Scott Walker Magazine The Divine Comedy Roxy Music
Genre: Alternative / House / Melodramatic Popular Song
Location Manchester, Northwest, UK
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