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- Villa Elaine
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Remy Zero
Released 1998

Gramarye
05:16
892 plays

Hermes Bird
03:56
798 plays

Hollow
06:20
786 plays

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- 1
- Hermes Bird
- 03:56
- 798 plays

- 2
- Prophecy
- 03:24
- 2,434 plays

- 3
- Life In Rain
- 03:36
- 1,499 plays

- 4
- Hollow
- 06:20
- 786 plays

- 5
- Problem
- 03:29
- 731 plays

- 6
- Wither Vulcan
- 04:12
- 649 plays

- 7
- Gramarye
- 05:16
- 892 plays

- 8
- Yellow Light
- 04:02
- 734 plays

- 9
- Motorcycle
- 03:37
- 372 plays

- 10
- Fair
- 03:56
- 4,266 plays

- 11
- Goodbye Little World
- 05:46
- 1,047 plays

- 12
- Instrumental 523
- 02:17
- 147 plays

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album review

According to your parents, you are only as good as the company you keep. So it bears mentioning that it didn't take long for Remy Zero's ambiguous acoustica to find a home in the ears of Radiohead as well as -- to a much, much lesser extent -- Travis and Sting. No wonder. Situated against the youthful excesses of the British indie contingent or the shy "roots"-obsessed American underground, Villa Elaine shows the band off as duty-bound traditionalists. The doo wop dollop "Hollow" folds over your backside like a cozy blanket, with a march-like drumbeat and August Cinjun Tate's best Thom Yorke karaoke impersonation. These songs echo a newly discovered idea for soft acoustic "rock" tunes. This is certainly true of "Gramarye" or the grumbling on "Wither Vulcan." "Motorcycle" mixes some sensual, shackled, A Storm in Heaven-style guitar with a trickling (almost country) vocal. "Goodbye Little World" is a spry Beatlesque drill of strumming chords and homely reunion. ~ Dean Carlson, All Music Guide