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Listen
with your eyes closed. Herein lies the essence of a fleeting feeling,
an elusive after image, the vague impression of something lost. A
splendid place: the opulent innermost chambers where soul mates might
share their darkest secrets without prejudice. Music echoes through
the ruins of the 20th century. It guides you somewhere impossibly
vast; the lush fields of discontent where only the introspective may
pass. This is where imagination begets substance; this is home.
You Shriek
elegantly defies classification creating a unique sound on the
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Founded
in the early 1990's, the band quickly gained a devoted Boston
following, drawing enthusiastic crowds at the local venues. A
cover of Bauhaus' "Bela Lugosi's
Dead" featured on the now-legendary Oxygen Denial vinyl
compilation brought them an international underground club hit
in 1992. After a hiatus from live work in the late 90's to write,
record, and produce a full length disc (among other projects),
You Shriek have re-emerged on the New England live scene as an
A-list underground act. You Shriek's current work, "Unreal
Cities", takes the listener through a broad range of emotion
and musical versatility. By combining poignant melodies with
exquisitely orchestrated instruments, You Shriek define a new
movement in progressive music.
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