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The Coral

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It’s our 1st ever triple Dinked Edition act! Folks – you’re in for a treat here as these seriously prolific Merseysiders seem to be on an endl...

The Coral

Holy Joe’s Coral Island Medicine Show

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Expanding The Coral's lore even further with death-ditties, murder ballads, and a reapparance of "The Great Muriarty", this musical stepping stone...

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dinked archive no. 7 - limited (1000 only)* numbered* heavyweight opaque red 2lp* in gatefold + 'shadow falls' 7"* + 'simian technology' transparent flexi disc* + signed art print + obi strip* (* exclusive to dinked edition) - 1 per customer - £33.99

With time as fluid as The Coral’s journey through sound, the band cut short the party to celebrate this year’s universally acclaimed, Number 2 album...

The Coral

coral island

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The Merseysiders’ 2021 offering took a lot of people by surprise – dedicated fans were blown away, lapsed fans returned & new fans were earned.

The Coral

ROOTS AND ECHOES

The Coral are an English rock band, formed in 1996.

The Coral

Move Through The Dawn

album number 9 shakes things up again! stepping back from their previous foray into a heavier sound, this one’s all sunshine, evoking the glossy pop of th...

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The Coral

The Curse Of Love

Skeleton Key Records

CD

Released: 20th Oct 2014

£11.99

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liverpool's favourite psych-folk popsters unearth 12 previously unreleased tracks recorded & produced by the band in 2006.

recorded on a tascam 8-track recorder in a period between the release of ‘the invisible invasion’ (2005) & ‘roots & echoes’ (2007), this lost album is none the worse for its raw recording & diy spirit. in fact it's refreshing & revitalising to hear them, once again, in the classic form of their heyday.