Grey Oceans

Cocorosie
Grey Oceans

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Sales Rank: #74729 in Other Pop
#43173 in Pop
Style: Other Pop
Product No.: 2097212080
Details / Tracklist: 1: Trinity's Crying (4:40)
2: Smokey Taboo (4:48)
3: Hopscotch (3:08)
4: Undertaker (3:52)
5: Grey Oceans (4:32)
6: R.I.P. Burn Face (4:38)
7: The Moon Asked The Crow (3:50)
8: Lemonade (5:14)
9: Gallows (4:25)
10: Fairy Paradise (4:10)
11: Here I Come (3:28)
Number of discs: 1
Description:Housed in a 4-panel Digipak with an 8-page booklet inside. ? &© 2010 CocoRosie Productions LLC. Released by [PIAS] Recordings under exclusive license from CocoRosie. [PIAS] Recordings is a member of the [PIAS] Entertainment Group.
Manufacturer No.: 942.A191.022, PIASf 191 CDX
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Jonathan Byram - 17/Aug/2010 5 of 5 Stars!
CocoRosie's latest album, Grey Oceans, is their fourth to date. They remain true to the influences ascribed by many to theirprevious albums, but they...

Sean Caldwell - 14/Jul/2010 3 of 5 Stars!
Grey Oceans where sisters, Bianca and Sierra, sit and wallow in their own fantastical microcosm. As traveled and world-conscious as they are, (a good...

Andrew Beckerman - 24/Jun/2010 
I honestly can?t tell whether CocoRosie is interesting or infuriating -- rich kids playing dress up or avant-garde pop weirdos, calculated fakes or ge...

Steve Guimond - 10/Jun/2010 
The sisters Casady - Bianca and Sierra - keep it on the weird and weirder tip for their new record (their first for new home Sub Pop and first to feat...

Dave Morris - 09/Jun/2010 2 of 5 Stars!
Listening to CocoRosie is like playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on NES - it’s freaking hard. On their fourth record, Grey Oceans, sisters Bianca (...

Ilya Skripnikov - 04/Jun/2010 
Mixing opera, electronica and folk genres, eccentric sister duo CocoRosie's fourth album, "Grey Oceans," is undoubtedly strange, but musically complex...

Vivian Hua - 27/May/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
For the duration of their 7-year career, CocoRosie have been criticized and loved with equal fervor. To some, everything about the sisterly duo reeks ...

Simon Price - 23/May/2010 
The medieval and futuristic rub up against one another on the fourth album from sisterly duo Sierra and Bianca Casady, whose eccentric folk-pop has be...

Carla Gillis - 20/May/2010 2 of 5 Stars!
Only CocoRosie’s most diehard fans and the most patient of listeners will likely enjoy the freak folk duo’s fourth album. There is much to get past: a...

ScienceIsLove - 20/May/2010 
How do artists achieve success and once they've tasted it, how do they hang on to it Every successful band or musician has been asked this at some po...