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    HM Magazine #109/The Myriad
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    The Myriad

    The Myriad

    (2004)

    Reviewed by James Wetz

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    Label independentHM Magazine #109September/October 2004
    alternative rockart rockindie rock

    If you're a fan of Muse/Radiohead/U2, there's a good chance that The Myriad could be for you. Singer Jeremy Edwardson's silky-smooth vocals are of standout quality to say the least, and the five-piece band writes flat-out interesting songs with a multitude of atmospheric layers and sound textures. And unlike some indie artists, these guys seem to have enough cash to provide high production values, as their latest 4-song EP sounds very polished.

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