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	Hysteria (album) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Hysteria is the fourth album by (The people of Great Britain) British (additional info and facts about hard rock) hard rock band (additional info and facts about Def Leppard) Def Leppard, released in 1987 (see (additional info and facts about 1987 in music) 1987 in music).
		The resulting album was a departure from the hard rocking sound of (An uncontrollable desire to set fire to things) Pyromania.
		The singles taken from album also featured remixes, which was generally unheard of for metal bands at that time.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/h/hy/hysteria_(album).htm (681 words)

	Embrace @ Brixton Academy, London
		Embrace troop on stage to healthy applause, which quickly intensifies when the first bars of recent single Ashes are unleashed.
		Live, Embrace are very much a "front man and the rest" kind of band, although Danny does introduce the other band members in one of the instrumental sections, and draws attention when his brother Richard does some particularly good backing vocals or guitar-playing.
		Whilst to many, Embrace's music is on the verge of dull and Danny's vocals are not quite all they could be, tonight they have triumphed in the eyes of the Brixton Academy crowd, with plenty for old fans and recent converts alike.
	www.musicomh.com /gigs2/embrace.htm (505 words)

	ilikemusic.com - independent UK music magazine and directory - INTERVIEWS
		And Embrace have made sure there are plenty of all-embracing anthems and live hits on the new album.
		Of course, this is second time around for the mighty Embrace, who've encountered some major obstacles, including being dropped by their Virgin label, [boo!] despite being makers of incredibly brilliant music.
		The thing about us - our first album we got signed and we were straight to doing press and radio and TV and all this attention, and we just thought to ourselves, 'oh this must be what happens to signed bands", but it's not what happens to signed bands, it's what happens to good bands.
	www.ilikemusic.com /interviews/666?PHPSESSID=c4e7ec7dfcc1ce9e43a8fcffc39eac3e (1910 words)

	An interview
		Natasha Bedingfield was still selling 60,000 to 70,000 albums a week, Nelly had two albums out and he'd just had a Number 1 single, and Paul Weller and The Thrills… there were just loads of albums out that week, we picked a really hard week.
		Embrace are very fond of playing guerrilla gigs in unusual places, which are now becoming increasingly ambitious.
		This fourth album has got, I would say, as many tunes on it as the first one, but for the first time we've caught some of that live feel, that we've never really caught on record, which is exciting.
	www.repeatfanzine.co.uk /interviews/embrace.htm (3389 words)

	The Raft: Embrace
		Embrace came in to the Raft to answer questions from fans and then performed a 4 song acoustic set on the 7th September 2001.
		The third album from Embrace is their most honest and heart-felt collection of songs to date.
		As for the album itself, he admits that it was open to the accusation of being over-ambitious.
	raft.vmg.co.uk /embrace.html (1703 words)

	ilikemusic.com - independent UK music magazine and directory - INDIE
		Heralding the album’s release is debut single Gravity, a song that bears all the hallmarks of a Danny McNamara composition.
		Ask Embrace vocalist Danny McNamara about the recording of their fourth album, Out Of Nothing, and he’ll have no qualms in admitting it proved something of a challenge.
		Featuring ten Embrace compositions — along with the single Gravity written by long time friend Chris Martin — Out Of Nothing includes the mighty four to the floor monster Ashes and the title track, one of the most emotional and cathartic ballads Embrace have ever written.
	www.ilikemusic.com /indie/541?PHPSESSID=676a508d0546708f183ed2a1606cf227 (653 words)

	embrace - reviews, news and interviews (531)
		Embrace had wanted to work with Youth ever since he produced early singles "All You Good Good People" and "Come Back To What You Know", from their Number One debut album "The Good Will Out".
		He wanted Embrace to make the truly great album he thought they were capable of.
		Embrace to release "Looking As You Are" on February 14th...
	www.leedsmusicscene.net /article/1718 (294 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Out Of Nothing [Enhanced]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Instead Embrace have consolidated all they are good at (epic, heart-warming anthems) and finally made the album they have always promised.
		After listening to the album many, many times i feel i can now stand at the point of giving my track by track order of what i feel the best songs are.
		a great end to the album, and in conclusion a pretty damn fine album, just a pity they couldn't have varied their sound slightly, possibly removing 'looking as you are' and 'keeping' for something a little more experimental.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0002QXS92 (1753 words)

	UK-Flava.com - Your Gateway To Music Online - UK Music Directory - Alternative (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In one of year’s most spectacular comebacks, Embrace are set to match sales of their debut album, The Good Will Out, as their latest album Out Of Nothing reaches platinum status just two months after it’s release.
		A special limited edition of their No. 1 album will be made available from Nov 15th, coinciding with the release of their new single, Ashes.
		Embrace will be signing copies of their latest single Ashes (also out 15th November) and the limited edition version of Out of Nothing at a select number of record stores this month.
	www.uk-flava.com /news/live/templates/default.aspx?a=698&z=5 (431 words)

	embrace - out of nothing - cd review
		But the reliance on texture, depth and feeling is what Embrace are all about, and they do it with a heartfelt passion that deserves some respect, if not recognition.
		Embrace aren't re-inventing themselves, but they don't seem to have returned to their glory days either.
		Disappointingly, this decidedly average album could turn out to be a swan song for Embrace, who are not an average band really.
	www.leedsmusicscene.net /article/3091 (427 words)

	Recent News
		Embrace are cover stars of this week's NME where they talk about the places where they spent their childhood.
		Embrace are recording a session for the Evening Sesh on Thursday 3rd February, and one of the songs will be broadcast live on the night.
		Embrace on their current European tour are playing a new song, "Happy and lost" described as similar to Fireworks or Free Ride.
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Studio/2886/recentne.htm (4822 words)

	BBC - Rock & Alt Review - Embrace, Out Of Nothing
		Now signed to Independiente, the home of Travis and Paul Weller, the band were given time and funds to produce the best album possible and they've come up with some of most well-judged material of their career.
		This album is a grower and the live performance at the Academy was inspiring, the guys have paid their dues and deserve the swell of success which is brewing!
		This album includes 3 of their best songs (Ashes, Gravity and Spell It Out) but 1 of those 3 is a Chris Martin song...and the rest of the album is bland.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/rockandalt/reviews/embrace_nothing.shtml (3001 words)

	Embrace: Order "A Glorious Day - Live In Leeds" Now! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		A companion to FIREWORKS, DRY KIDS is an 18 track album that includes the stunning B-sides of singles from both the Hut and Independiente catalogue and is a must-have for their dedicated fans - both old and new.
		Chris Moyles is obviously going back to Leeds and is bringing his friends Embrace onto the show next Monday, which will take place between 7am and 10am.
		Embrace have confirmed two further warm-up gigs for their arena shows in December 2005.
	www.embrace.co.uk /go/home (168 words)

	Amazon.com: Embrace [ENHANCED]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		While she only sang a few tracks on Fragma's debut album, here she is the only singer and I think the album suffers as a result.
		Anyway, this is a great Sophomore album written and produced once again by Fragma's Extremely talented team of Ramon Zenker, J Friese, and D and M Duderstadt.
		The only difference between these albums is that on "Embrace" the Instrumental Trance/Techno tracks that were present on "Toca", are replaced by slower Pop Songs.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000CABJ6?v=glance (1917 words)

	Torr: Embrace u.s. release pushed back
		The U.S. release of Embrace's Out of Nothing (via Lava Records) has been pushed back a month to June 7th.
		But the fact is until Coldplay makes 2 more good albums, Embrace is better than Coldplay by the shear number of great songs they've released.
		Embrace opening for all these bands that came after them (like Snow Patrol) and aren't as good, is sad.
	www.torr.org /blog/2005/03/embrace-us-release-pushed-back.html (253 words)

	Embrace new album - Music-News.com
		Embrace are set to head back into the studio in January to begin work on the follow-up to this year’s ’Out Of Nothing’.
		Embrace are keen to repeat on the next record the different way they worked when writing the songs for ’Out Of Nothing’.
		So the next album is going to be half of that kind of thing and half of the more crafted stuff that me and Richard (McNamara - guitarist) do, and I think it’ll be a better album for it.
	www.music-news.com /ShowNews.asp?nItemID=3829 (362 words)

	Amazon.com: Out of Nothing [ENHANCED] [IMPORT]: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		EMBRACE have been releasing music since 1997 (coldplay was just starting) Early in Coldplay's career, they were opening shows for EMBRACE in the UK.
		EMBRACE's 1st album "The Good Will Out" is hands down one of the greatest British albums ever made and could come close to one of the greatest albums in general ever made.
		This being their 4th album and in my personal opinion its not their best, but its definitely top notch like their other 3 albums which are all different in their own paticular ways.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0002QXS92?v=glance (1321 words)

	..:: muso's guide \| online magazine & city guide ::..
		Both were coincidentally (and tellingly) produced by Youth, the slave driver who would come back to haunt Embrace as they recorded their new album, the forthcoming Out of Nothing.
		Album track I Wouldn’t Wanna Happen To You was lifted a few keys higher and rejigged to become the final single release from Drawn From Memory.
		It would be a fallacy to say that Out of Nothing is the most-anticipated album of the year – to the pantheon of hardcore Embrace fans, maybe, but not to the general public.
	www.musosguide.com /artistfeature.php?id=7 (1935 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on If You've Never Been - Embrace at Epinions.com
		If there is any downside to this album, it's simply that it doesn't have the energy and feeling of life that "Out of Nothing" does, and the album feels kind of sleepy.
		This is easily the best track on the album, and if you don't love this song after a couple listens, this is probably not the band for you (and you and I would have very different musical tastes apparently).
		Some of the instrumentation on the keyboards is a little cheesy, which is rare for this band, but the chorus is definitely catchy, and I challenge you to not have it stuck in your head after listening to this song (and that's not a bad thing in this case).
	www.epinions.com /content_175452688004 (1120 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: If You've Never Been: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Embrace have produced some glorious songs, so it is a shame that they are remembered by people unfamiliar with their work for the anthemic Come Back To What You Know, rather than the enduringly beautiful Fireworks.
		Embrace are well-known for their epics, and they open and close the album with two of their best yet: 'Over' has a beautiful melody and floats along like a butterfly that's had too much nectar; 'Satellites' features Danny's best vocals yet, and the last minute of the song is indescribably lovely.
		He's also a clever man. By cunningly starting and finishing the album with two of the most impressive songs he or anyone else will ever write, (Over and Satellites), the largely pedestrian mid-section is effectively disguised.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005NDVF (1608 words)

	Coolay: Clara Ponty The Embrace Album Review
		Warm, loving arms in The Embrace, the title track, which is dedicated to the last days of Clara's grandmother Lucia.
		This is a purely instrumental album, and that means vocals here are used as instrumental enhancements instead of being the accompanied.
		Born in a family of musicians, with renowned jazz/electric violinist Jean Luc Ponty for her father, a violin teacher for a grandfather, and a piano instructor for a grandmother, Clara Ponty's future has already been paved for her.
	www.coolay.com /html_opinions/claraponty_embrace.shtml (364 words)

	Jay-Zeezer
		Albums with colors in their names were definitely the way to go, so I started to make a list.
		Most surprisingly of all is the fact that this is Jay-Z's last album and that he is retiring from the music business.
		So even though we may not have heard the last from Jay-Z, the album then draws to a close with an all star "shout out", to everyone who's helped him on his way to the top.
	www.jay-zeezer.com (1245 words)

	Embrace, competitions
		In fact, says McNamara "it was very, very, very hard." The normally combative McNamara met his match in producer Youth, responsible for early Embrace hit singles All You Good Good People and Come Back To What You Know, and now engaged as full time producer on Out Of Nothing, Embrace's first album for Independiente.
		Featuring ten Embrace compositions - along with the single Gravity written by long time friend Chris Martin - Out Of Nothing includes the mighty four to the floor monster Ashes and the title track, one of the most emotional and cathartic ballads Embrace have ever written.
		Embrace have announced further shows kicking off on September 29th in Newcastle.
	www.myvillage.com /pages/bars&music-embrace.htm (452 words)

	H.I.M. - Single Collection @ Soundbug
		I'm assuming that anyone interested in this purchase, already owns all previous albums (and so you should) and loves their music to death.
		HIM's new album, Dark Light is being released at the end of September!
		With this collection you get many song that are on other albums, many b-side songs, then a lot of remixes, acoustic versions and live performances of a great goth-rock music sung by a great singer Ville.
	www.soundbug.com /asin/B00006JYHF (642 words)

	Catholic Music Network: Album Detail - Embrace The Faith by Todd Sylvester
		Embrace the Faith, said to be an extremely "Catholic" CD.
		I was blessed enought to hear this man speak at Abbey Youth Festivel 2005 and he is filled with the Holy Spirit.
		This year's theme was taken from Todd's song "Embrace the Faith." I heard it live and it was great!
	www.catholicmusicnetwork.com /cmn_cd_detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=50240 (171 words)

	Embrace, MP3 Album Music Download at eMusic
		The band's one album, taken from two separate mid-'80s recording sessions, finds the fusion of Faith's instrumentalists and Minor Threat's singer -- Ian MacKaye himself, older brother of Faith's singer Alex -- a successful enough blast of post-hardcore.
		It's no surprise per se that MacKaye wanted to push himself more strongly in future; compared to Fugazi, Embrace is fine but nowhere near as gripping or inventive.
		Compared to both Faith's and Minor Threat's work in general, Embrace tries for something a touch poppier and a little less immediately frenetic, like a pause for breath after a full-on rampage.
	www.emusic.com /album/10877/10877691.html (340 words)

	Cradle of Filth - Dusk and Her Embrace \| sputnikmusic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Dusk and Her Embrace was Cradle of Filth's third album, released in 1997.
		This is what really saves the album, these killer riffs and keyboard work.
		Back to screaming and a deep growl of "Dusk and Her Embrace!" More speedy high-pitched shouting, followed by female spoken and deep spoken vocals.
	musicianforums.com /sputnik/album.php?reviewid=2568&...&styleid=18 (1970 words)

	Embrace News: Album Review: Embrace, "Out of Nothing" (Lava / Atlantic) >> liveDaily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Due to the recent success of other mid-tempo U.K. bands like Coldplay, Travis and Starsailor, Embrace (music) might be dismissed as a yet another copycat act.
		The second track, "Gravity," shows a definite Coldplay influence with its opening piano and longing lyrics, but that's a given: the track was co-written and donated to Embrace by Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, who deems the band a significant influence.
		Elements like the string sections in "Looking as You Are," the stunning background chorus amid the wall-of-sound guitars in "Someday" and the spiritual space-jam element to "New Life" show that Embrace is still a step ahead of the followers.
	www.livedaily.com /news/8302.html?t=103 (431 words)

	indielondon.co.uk - music - Embrace, new album and tour
		In addition to three regional warm up dates and a sold out show at Shepherd’s Bush Empire on September 3, Embrace have announced a further seven shows, kicking off on September 29, in Newcastle.
		Talking of the new single, Gravity, which heralds the album’s release, is a song that bears all the hallmarks of a Danny McNamara composition.
		Gravity will be released on August 30, prior to the album’s release on September 13.
	www.indielondon.co.uk /music/mu_embrace_news.html (607 words)

	Embrace, MP3 Album Music Download at eMusic
		Anup's Embrace is an album of Indian sitar music, but it certainly isn't sitar music in the strict Indian classical sense; no one will mistake this 2003 release for a Ravi Shankar session.
		You will never hear synthesizers on a true Indian classical album, but they're all over Embrace -- and you will never hear "Jingle Bells" in an Indian classical setting, but Anup does, in fact, offer an unlikely arrangement of that American Christmas standard (although original compositions dominate the CD).
		By 2003 standards, Embrace isn't innovative or groundbreaking -- in the neo-Indian realm, there have been plenty of other people who used the sitar for funk, rock, electronica, and club/dance purposes.
	www.emusic.com /album/10821/10821154.html (417 words)

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