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Codeseven
Released 2002

The Rescue
04:20
734 plays

Southie
04:19
734 plays

Sounds Of Cyan And Magenta
04:22
561 plays

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- 1
- Southie
- 04:19
- 734 plays

- 2
- The Camel City
- 04:07
- 539 plays

- 3
- Sounds Of Cyan And Magenta
- 04:22
- 561 plays

- 4
- Smell Of Yellow And Black
- 04:42
- 504 plays

- 5
- Danger
- 04:45
- 551 plays

- 6
- The Rescue
- 04:20
- 734 plays

- 7
- Give It To Us
- 06:37
- 481 plays

- 8
- Obsolete Folksong
- 03:37
- 383 plays

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album review

Like the Deftones, Codeseven mixes its metal history with emotional pop influences for a record that really transcends genre. The title Rescue says it all: This isn't death metal, doom metal, or nu-metal -- far from it, the record is part emo, part pop, and a little metal. "Southie" couples vocal pleas with melodic grandeur and then adds in some metal bombast. "The Camel City" evokes the slick psychedelic rock of Pink Floyd circa A Momentary Lapse of Reason. The dark atmosphere of "Sounds of Cyan and Magenta" sounds closest to Echo & the Bunnymen and "Smell of Yellow and Black" is pure space rock, with vocals that conjure up Jeff Buckley. When all is said and done, Codeseven manages to totally confound listeners' expectations with a resonant album poised for wide appeal. ~ Charles Spano, All Music Guide