Sheila Divine, The - Secret Society

CD: ARE0026-2
RELEASED: 2002
LABEL: Arena

The Sheila Divine sound much more like old Radiohead than Radiohead does. Jangly, epic and emotive without sounding anything like Get Up Eat World, which seems to be some kind of feat in and of itself for any guitar wielding band these days. U2, The Comsat Angels & Into Paradise are also useful cross-references. Non- stop touring and an exhilarating live performance is an important part of The Sheila Divine's successful equation. Supporting slots on tours with Manic Street Preachers, Morrissey, and Our Lady Peace, along with their own self-supported headlining tours, have given The Sheila Divine a strong fan base across the United States, Belgium, and Holland. A Sheila Divine song can be defined as: equal parts moody and sad, epic and sweeping, but most of all, beautifully hopeful. If you loved "Joshua Tree" era U2 or "Pablo Honey" era Radiohead than this is your deal.

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