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	Jeremy Enigk
		Jeremy Enigk has finally found a record label that will stick with him through thick and thin, his own.
		Enigk handled the vocals and most of the guitars but he also contributed on bass, keyboards and drums on some of the songs.
		On August Enigk is now on a world tour that will take him from Liverpool England (home to the Beatles and John Lennon to whom Enigk’s vocals bare a striking resemblance), to the Crystal Ballroom in Portland Ore. It is the first tour for Enigk in more than three years.
	www.disheveledmag.com /jeremyenigk.htm (1094 words)

	Jeremy Enigk - explorefaith music
		Enigk’s voice was unlike anything I’d ever heard, and the music was so unique and emotionally powerful that it moved me deeply.
		In this sense, Enigk, as a Christian artist, is like Auden and C.S. Lewis before him; he stands in the mythopoetic Christian tradition, creating worlds with his music that cause us to attend to something beyond the givens of reality.
		Jeremy Enigk is currently touring in support of a new solo album, World Waits, due in stores on October 10th 2006.
	www.explorefaith.org /music/enigk.html (1315 words)

	NIPP: Artists: Jeremy Enigk
		Jeremy’s spiritual re-awakening was the stuff of legend thanks to his self-penned, and subsequently oft-posted, email testimonial.
		Jeremy’s ability to keep listeners’ rapt attention, literally, from a whisper to a scream led many to dub his voice as that voice.
		Jeremy began honing that voice at the tender age of thirteen in his first band.
	www.nipp.com /artists/detail/jeremy-enigk (554 words)

	Amazon.com: World Waits: Music: Jeremy Enigk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Enigk's voice is close to perfection, blanketed by resonating melodies and bold arrangements, and although his lyrics can be difficult to decode, they flutter beneath the swirling guitars and calming keyboards in a near fragile state.
		Jeremy continues in the direction that he has been going in the past few years as he has been with Sunny Day and The Fire Theft.
		The last time Jeremy stepped out to do a solo record he stripped down all of what he had been doing with Sunny Day Real Estate and created a raw and gripping record that relied on a slanted orchestra and his reaching vocals.
	www.amazon.com /World-Waits-Jeremy-Enigk/dp/B000HT3KJW (1223 words)

	MySpace.com - Jeremy Enigk - Seattle, Washington - Emo / Indie / Powerpop - www.myspace.com/jeremyenigk
		Jeremy Enigk's Latest Blog Entry [Subscribe to this Blog]
		The last time Jeremy Enigk, the singer and songwriter for emo-core pioneers Sunny Day Real Estate and The Fire Theft, released a solo album, Hilary was testifying about Whitewater, Dolly was being cloned, and the Ramones were about to play their last gig.
		Of course, no one who has followed Enigk's roller coaster career -- band break-ups, band reunions, a controversial conversion to Christianity in the mid-90s -- would expect him to be the same person he was 10 years ago.
	www.myspace.com /jeremyenigk (924 words)

	Glorious Noise - Jeremy Enigk - World Waits
		Even then, Enigk possessed a smooth swagger that exuded poise and self-control, but a certain moment in which Enigk's eyes, which had remained closed with a deadly focus, darted toward the sky, gave the impression of restlessness and striking ambition.
		Released on Enigk's own label, no one batted at an eye at this late-year release, but the optimism conveyed in the singer's howl is too gripping to be ignored.
		One gets the feeling that Enigk has become aware of this responsibility and on the album's title track, you'd be hard pressed to find a fan who didn't feel as if Enigk was singing directly to them.
	www.gloriousnoise.com /reviews/2007/jeremy_enigk_world_waits.php (856 words)

	Jeremy Enigk \| lawrence.com
		From the band: The last time Jeremy Enigk, the singer and songwriter for emo-core pioneers Sunny Day Real Estate and The Fire Theft, released a solo album, Hilary was testifying about Whitewater, Dolly was being cloned, and the Ramones were about to play their last gig.
		Jeremy Enigk grew up in the industrial and military town of Everett, Washington, about a half-hour north of Seattle.
		Enigk and his fans alike are thrilled the wait is over.
	www.lawrence.com /events/2006/aug/02/14914 (860 words)

	Jeremy Enigk \| Biography \| MTV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Jeremy Enigk first emerged as the frontman of the highly touted Seattle band Sunny Day Real Estate, which issued their Sub Pop debut, Diary, in 1994.
		In the midst of recording the group's sophomore effort, Enigk underwent a radical spiritual transformation and left the group; although he later returned to complete LP2, Sunny Day Real Estate nonetheless dissolved, leaving bassist Nate Mendel and drummer William Goldsmith to join Dave Grohl in the Foo Fighters.
		Initially, Enigk retired from the music industry, but he soon picked up his guitar and began writing new songs, and his solo debut, The Return of the Frog Queen, a collection bypassing the primal furor of Sunny Day Real Estate's emocore for a lush, orchestral pop sound, appeared in 1996.
	www.mtv.com /music/artist/jeremy_enigk/bio.jhtml (272 words)

	Jeremy Enigk "World Waits" - Features
		Those avid listeners of Enigk could not possibly have forgotten about it, for the tenacity of the lyrics and the intensity of the instrumental creativity served as another impressive mark on his ever-extending music record.
		Enigk put this record together with the collaboration of over 20 other musicians on violins, violas, drums, cellos, bass guitars, keyboards, guitars and trombones.
		Regardless of how many musicians decorate this brand-new album, Enigk's higher, almost brisk voice, seemingly wound with some creative twist of audible wisdom emit his pensive lyrics in a fashion that could move a crowd to tears if it were accompanied by a rough garage band of angst-ridden adolescents.
	media.www.dailyvidette.com /media/storage/paper420/news/2006/11/02/Features/Jeremy.Enigk.world.Waits-2433043.shtml?norewrite200611020656&sourcedomain=www.dailyvidette.com (434 words)

	Jeremy Enigk
		"Jeremy Enigk" is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist known for for being the frontman of the Seattle rock band Sunny Day Real Estate.
		Enigk's biggest claim to fame is his involvement with indie rock band Sunny Day Real Estate (a.k.a.
		Enigk was part of what would eventually become Poor Old Lu, sharing vocalist duties with Scott Hunter.
	www.artistopia.com /jeremy-enigk (376 words)

	Sound the Sirens Magazine \| Audio Reviews \| Jeremy Enigk
		To get to know where Enigk is at now, it’s necessary to look at where he’s been.
		Enigk went on to start his own record label, Lewis Hollow, presumably for the creative freedom not being on a major label allows.
		Enigk screams his heart out on “Damien Dreams” and shows just how dynamic his voice is on “Wayward Love,” going back to a whisper and funny time that just works, layered over deep strings.
	www.soundthesirens.com /articles/index.php?id=33,584,0,0,1,0 (521 words)

	SPIN.com: Jeremy Enigk World Waits (Lewis Hollow)
		Jeremy Enigk's most memorable moments – mostly as leader of Sunny Day Real Estate – share a grandiose desperation, a feeling that he's always willing to flame out to make himself heard.
		That admirable, occasionally crazy, devotion helped spawn a thousand emo bands, and while Enigk is older and mellower, he remains capable of stirring souls.
		The songs here may be marginally less interesting than his best, but it's comforting to know that he can ratchet down the passion without losing it entirely.
	www.spin.com /reviews/2006/11/0611_jeremyenigk (83 words)

	Jeremy Enigk: World Waits (2006): Reviews
		Enigk's refusal to confine his work to the ghetto of Contemporary Christian Rock gives it a universal appeal, one that showcases not only his throat-lump-inducing vocal gift but also the messages woven into the songs.
		World Waits creates some startlingly effective moods that allow plenty of elbow room for Enigk’s versatile voice to fill the spaces, as well as for the songs’ careful construction to unfold naturally.
		Enigk sounds like a mixture of Peter Gabriel, U2, Sarah McLachlan, and a little bit of Elf Power, and tries too hard to be profound and meaningful.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/enigkjeremy/worldwaits?part=rss (573 words)

	Jeremy Enigk, MP3 Music Download at eMusic
		Jeremy Enigk first emerged as the frontman of the highly touted Seattle band Sunny Day Real Estate, which issued their Sub Pop debut, Diary, in 1994.
		In the midst of recording the group's sophomore effort, Enigk underwent a radical spiritual transformation and left the group; although he later returned to complete LP2, Sunny Day Real Estate nonetheless dissolved, leaving bassist Nate Mendel and drummer William Goldsmith to join Dave Grohl in the Foo Fighters.
		Initially, Enigk retired from the music industry, but he soon picked up his guitar and began writing new songs, and his solo debut, The Return of the Frog Queen, a collection bypassing the primal furor of Sunny Day Real Estate's emocore for a lush, orchestral pop sound, appeared in 1996.
	www.emusic.com /artist/11714/11714694.html (360 words)

	Jeremy Enigk walks back into the light
		Ten years ago, Jeremy Enigk was a pained man. His popular band, Sunny Day Real Estate, had just imploded, and he was struggling emotionally, spiritually and physically.
		Lake City resident Jeremy Enigk, who was the lead singer for Sunny Day Real Estate, is releasing his first solo album in a decade.
		Enigk formed a label, Lewis Hollow, to release it, and it's due in late July.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /pop/275155_enigk24.html (1478 words)

	Jeremy Enigk takes up some ink - Wild Life
		Sunny Day Real Estate's former vocalist Jeremy Enigk is touring on his solo debut album Return of the Frog Queen.
		Jeremy Enigk, the 32-year-old Seattle-based ex-frontman of emo-rock pioneers Sunny Day Real Estate and current member of The Fire Theft, released his second solo record, World Waits, on Oct. 17.
		Enigk will be performing in Tucson Wednesday at Club Congress, 311 E. Congress St. Enigk is part of a triple bill that includes Cursive and Eastern Youth.
	media.wildcat.arizona.edu /media/storage/paper997/news/2006/10/26/WildLife/Jeremy.Enigk.Takes.Up.Some.Ink-2403894.shtml?sourcedomain=wildcat.arizona.edu&MIIHost=media.collegepublisher.com (787 words)

	Jeremy Enigk: World Waits \| Puddlegum
		October 17 is the day that brings the new Jeremy Enigk solo album.
		Jeremy Enigk first started out with his high school friends, Poor Old Lu, before founding Sunny Day Real Estate in 1993, a band that garnered a strong cult following.
		After Enigk finishes touring for World Waits, The Fire Theft will return to the studio to record their second album, according to a post made on their website.
	www.puddlegum.net /?q=jeremy-enigk-world-waits (403 words)

	Daytrotter: Jeremy Enigk: Spelling Aural Gold
		Championing a new label, Enigk has arrived with 10 new tracks that are sure to make fans of his past work swoon.
		It’s got that raw and uncontrolled Enigk howl, that scream that just tears through your chest and claws at your heart, but he uses it with measure and restraint.
		Because an unrestricted Jeremy Enigk just spells aural gold for those who are willing to take it all in.
	www.daytrotter.com /reviews/309/jeremy-enigk-spelling-aural-gold (594 words)

	The Interface With Jeremy Enigk: Download the free podcast - AOL Music
		The Interface With Jeremy Enigk: Download the free podcast - AOL Music
		"Enigk somehow coaxes swells of uplifting and inspirational sound."
		This Week: Hot Hot Heat Canada's Hot Hot Heat sizzles in our L.A. studio, performing four songs including the hit 'Blah.' Download the podcast.
	spinner.aol.com /artists/the-interface/jeremy-enigk (218 words)

	CD Review: Jeremy Enigk, "Return of the Frog Queen" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Something new, something fresh is always exciting, and Jeremy Enigk has delivered just what the doctor has ordered.
		Enigk is the former lead vocalist and song writer for Sunny Day Real Estate, another Sub Pop band.
		Enigk's unique and distinctive emotional voice fits in extremely well with the remarkable music which consists mostly of acoustic instruments and an orchestra.
	dropd.com /issue/20/CD/JeremyEnigk (221 words)

	Jeremy Enigk: World Waits: Pitchfork Record Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It certainly signals a break with his old band-- going back 14 years to the first SDRE album, it's an entirely different animal, a crashing, thudding rock album where this new one is basically sophisticated adult pop with some prog kicking around the edges.
		Enigk's vocals get their biggest workout on "Damien Dreams", an interesting modal song full of hanging phrases that never feel resolved.
		He conjures up a hell of a growl in the middle of the song without sounding strained, but the track's most engaging moment comes when he provides a strange vocal harmony for himself on just one line-- an inventive technique to draw your attention to the lyric.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /article/record_review/40275/Jeremy_Enigk_World_Waits (520 words)

	Rolling Stone : Jeremy Enigk Gets Fired Up
		Singer Jeremy Enigk's new trio, the Fire Theft, looks a lot like his old band, indie rock's revered and enigmatic Sunny Day Real Estate.
		As far as the cryptic band name, Enigk offers up an explanation that is one part personal, one part history lesson.
		Enigk has also been busy working on a score for a new Kevin Spacey movie called The United States of Leland.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/5935444/jeremy_enigk_gets_fired_up (620 words)

	Jeremy Enigk \| The A.V. Club
		Then, just as the band's career was ramping up, Enigk quit, ostensibly to pursue his renewed interest in Christianity, though he found time immediately after leaving Sunny Day to write and record Return Of The Frog Queen, a lushly orchestrated concept album.
		Upon reviving Sunny Day Real Estate in 1998, Enigk brought his new progressive sound and spirituality to bear on his mates' hard rock and pop leanings, and the result was the transcendent How It Feels To Be Something On, one of the best albums to emerge from Seattle in the '90s.
		Enigk spoke with The A.V. Club about his start-stop career, his unusual approach to rock songwriting, and the pressures associated with being beloved for music he made a decade ago.
	www.avclub.com /content/node/56407 (870 words)

	Amazon.ca: World Waits: Music: Jeremy Enigk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		While it wasn't the whole world waiting patiently for Jeremy Enigk's follow-up to his 1996 solo debut Return of the Frog Queen, a healthy fraction has followed the Seattle artist's work since Sunny Day Real Estate and through the Fire Theft.
		Enigk's voice is close to perfection, blanketed by resonating melodies and bold arrangements, and although his lyrics can be difficult to decode, they flutter beneath the swirling guitars and calming keyboards in a near fragile state.
		That, apparently, remains on the back burner, while Jeremy Enigk's solo career is out front.
	www.amazon.ca /World-Waits-Jeremy-Enigk/dp/B000HT3KJW (332 words)

	Jeremy Enigk - OKC Live
		Jeremy Enigk is currently a member of The Fire Theft.
		However, Enigk's biggest claim to fame is his involvement with the now defunct band Sunny Day Real Estate.
		Sunny Day Real Estate went through many incarnations, and during their first break-up, Enigk released a solo album entitled Return of the Frog Queen.
	www.okclive.com /jeremyenigk (89 words)

	HYBRIDMAGAZINE.COM \| REVIEWS \| Jeremy Enigk - World Waits album review
		And although lead singer Jeremy Enigk was releasing a solo album, I was skeptical.
		When Enigk's Return Of The Frog Queen came out in 1996 and I heard the epic songwriting of Enigk accompanied by a 21-piece orchestra, I realized that this was a talented musician always in search of his next grand creation.
		World Waits is a triumphant return for Jeremy Enigk that shows his confidence is growing and that he is becoming more comfortable with his own identity.
	www.hybridmagazine.com /reviews/0107/jeremyenigk.shtml (402 words)

	Illinois Entertainer » Blog Archive » Jeremy Enigk interview
		Sitting at Niagara Falls watching the water cascade and wash away, Jeremy Enigk is staring at the tumult of the last 10 years of his life.
		But when they disbanded again in 2002, Enigk’s solo career wasn’t revisited, it turned into The Fire Theft with three-quarters of Sunny Day.
		Enigk’s a self-professed perfectionist in the studio — “I’ve always been a pain in the ass” — and yielded a collection not unlike Niagara: powerful yet serene, soaring freely while smashing against the rocks.
	illinoisentertainer.com /2006/11/30/jeremy-enigk-interview (828 words)

	SPIN.com: Jeremy Enigk Delivers Rapturous Set
		Jeremy Enigk took the stage at the Double Door with little fanfare as the attentive crowd quietly stood still, afraid to miss one word from the ex-Sunny Day Real Estate frontman turned solo artist.
		His band thundered with unexpected drum patterns and lumbering bass lines, and Enigk easily cruised through one intense love song after another, stretching his tremendously controlled vocal range.
		Enigk finished one bursting hour later, but there was no way the audience was going to let slip away without an encore.
	www.spin.com /features/ithappenedlastnight/2006/12/061214_enigk (193 words)

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