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Sonicnet.com: Eve 6
Includes sound files, biography, news, and message board.
http://eve6.sonicnet.com/
Candy's Eve 6 Web Page
Contains biography, lyrics, reviews, links, sounds, quotes, appearances, fan club signup, magazines mentions, guitar tablatures and newsletters.
http://gurlpages.com/candy2677/index.html
Eve6er.com
An Eve 6 fan site. Contains tour dates, pictures, audio, video, articles, and biography.
http://www.Eve6er.com/
TheCelebrityCafe.com: Eve 6
Interview by Dominick A. Miserandino.
http://thecelebritycafe.com/interviews/eve_6.html
Amazon offers Eve 6 (Audio CD),28 April, 1998
rock music |  Eve 6  | rock n roll List price $17.98
Any sonic comparison to Green Day is unfounded / 5
This was the first album I ever owned, back in the early stages of Hell that is known as "adolescence." Like Green Day, this music helped me deal with a lot of crap, but in the MUSIC, there is a major difference. Eve 6 has a unique sound despite using power chords and palm-muting techniques, which seems to be a requirement for "pop-punk" bands to be signed these days. Part of it has to do with Max Collins' extremely thought-provoking lyrics. In an age where poetic lyricism has given way to meaningless vulgarity, this is a reason to deeply appreciate the band.

Six years later, I don't seem quite as taken with certain songs, such as "There's a Face" or "Saturday Night." Regardless, every song on this album is a minor work of art.

It's a shame this lyrical talent didn't carry over into their third album.

Song "Nocturnal"
Well she's lying in our bed sweating staring at the ceiling
I know her worried head is aching, I know the cause is me
I could leave the bathroom light on for better dreams tonight
My stability, my luxury, my life
And I won't go, neither will you turn off the phone, let's sleep 'til two

Your sad eyes take and own me
Words are unnecessary
Grip the back of your neck and slowly
Move 'til it all becomes alright

I wake up in a cold sweat got a bone to pick with reality
Take a deep breath and lay back down wearing my badge of infamy
Change the bulb in the nightlight cause it flickered flickered and died
Repeat the words you're not alone to self three times and hit the light
My aim is true, turn off the phone, let's sleep 'till two

Your sad eyes take and own me
Words are unnecessary
Grip the back of your neck and slowly
Move 'til it all becomes alright

Let the fighting words lie
Let the candlelight die
Let the sun come up
Let the saline dry


Eve 6: It's All in Your Head - PopMatters Music Review
Eve 6, It's All in Your Head (RCA), review by Christine Klunk.
http://www.popmatters.com/music/reviews/e/eve6-itsallinyourhead.shtml
Eve 6 - Eve 6 : Read reviews and compare prices at Ciao.co.uk
Read reviews and compare prices for Eve 6 - Eve 6.
http://cd.ciao.co.uk/Eve_6_Eve_6__37999
Eve 6 - Latest news, reviews and interviews
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Local band aims to play Texas festival (Daily Orange)
There is always that one tour, that one venue and that one stage in which everything can start happening for a band. Syracuse-area rock band, Merit, is hoping its big break will come at this year's South by Southwest music festival in Austin, Texas. The band is competing in a contest on music Web site ReverbNation.
The Shins Wincing the Night Away (Pitchfork)
While indie rock has embraced grander and more elaborate productions, the Shins have remained unlikely champions of uncertainty and understatement. Unlike many of their meteorically successful indie peers, the Shins don't want to change your life-- and that's a good thing, because the band's biggest strength is an uncanny gift for conjuring a deep, vivid, and palpable sense of the familiar.
RELIGION WEEK (York Daily Record)
York Metro Clergy, a group of clergy serving city churches, invite those in ordained ministry to a time of collegial conversation and worship noon at Grace in the City , North Pershing and Jefferson avenues, York. Bring a bagged lunch. Beverages provided. 848-2610 or prdeb.gracechurch@verizon.net.

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