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Emanuel & The Fear


We were enticed away from our Easter eggs with a last minute call to film Brooklyn’s Emanuel & The Fear prior to their gig at Dulcimer, Chorlton. Featuring three members of there electric orchestra, Emanuel & The Fear gave us this powerful version of ‘Jimme’s Song’. Good hair, good guys, great flautist.

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Emanuel & The Fear

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010, 10:38 am

It comes with good reason that New York City based orchestral-rock band, Emanuel and the Fear, bestowed the name upon themselves. After all, the definition of courage is standing up to fear itself, and stand up the 11 of them do, despite the obvious obstacles of playing small stages and the logistics of touring. Through intelligent and complex composition and a penchant for melodic pop, Emanuel and the Fear creates extravagant and climatic electro/orchestral arrangements which ebb and flow around honest and poetic lyrics, delivering a grandeur audible experience relatable to anyone who not only appreciates music, but has ever listened.

With influences that swing as far off as Beethoven, Rachmanicoff and Glass and all the way back to their peers such as Arcade Fire, Bright Eyes, Daft Punk, and Sufjan Stevens, Emanuel and the Fear exploits its relentless talent and eclectic adaptability in a culmination of epic and theatrical proportions with its new album. Emanuel and the Fear has sequestered themselves for the better part of 2009 to record and build into its first full length master-piece titled ‘Listen’ at Ishlab Music Studios (Jet, Kudu and Dead Perez), due for release with Paper Garden Records on March 9, 2010. The album was mixed by Patrick Dillett (David Byrne, They Might Be Giants, Mary J Blige) and Mastered by Doug Van Sloun at Focus Mastering (Bright Eyes, Cursive, The Faint, Tokyo Police Club).

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