Destiny Stopped Screaming: The Life and Times of Adrian Borland

Destiny Stopped Screaming: The Life and Times of Adrian Borland
the band's final album "Thunder Up". They disintegrated at the end of 1987. Luckily Adrian continued with a solo career that whilst different in many ways to The Sound, still displays all the rare qualities that made them such a loved band. Adrian released five solo albums, first together with his new backing band The Citizens, later on his own. In 1989 he released "Alexandria" and in 1992 the wonderful "Brittle Heaven", an album that really threatens to rival his previous work, being a collection of richly emotional songs, with all the twists and turns you find in music that really draws the listener in. The third album "Beautiful Ammunition" released in 1994, was Adrian's first real solo album and contains 'Re-United States of Love'. Cinematic" released a year later, was similar in tone, but a shade lighter as a 90's feel began to seep into his work. Also in 1995 he brought out his first cd with White Rose Transmission, his congenial collaboration with Carlo van Putten from The Convent. His following solo record "5:00 A.M." - released in 1997 - was again a link to his most successful time and pours scorn on all those that herald the death of the guitar and of song-crafting. The album contains a plethora of genuinely great songs and sensitive, perceptive moments. Without merely echoing past glories "5:00 A.M." re-establishes the qualities for which the band has become renowned and successfully places them in a contemporary setting, making this an ideal staring point for the uninitiated. His last finished work is the second White Rose Transmission album "700 Miles Of Desert", which was recorded in Bremen between November 1998 and February 1999. His following solo record "5:00 A.M." - released in 1997 - was again a link to his most succ
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the band's final album "Thunder Up". They disintegrated at the end of 1987. Luckily Adrian continued with a solo career that whilst different in many ways to The Sound, still displays all the rare qualities that made them such a loved band. Adrian released five solo albums, first together with his new backing band The Citizens, later on his own. In 1989 he released "Alexandria" and in 1992 the wonderful "Brittle Heaven", an album that really threatens to rival his previous work, being a collection of richly emotional songs, with all the twists and turns you find in music that really draws the listener in. The third album "Beautiful Ammunition" released in 1994, was Adrian's first real solo album and contains 'Re-United States of Love'. Cinematic" released a year later, was similar in tone, but a shade lighter as a 90's feel began to seep into his work. Also in 1995 he brought out his first cd with White Rose Transmission, his congenial collaboration with Carlo van Putten from The Convent. His following solo record "5:00 A.M." - released in 1997 - was again a link to his most successful time and pours scorn on all those that herald the death of the guitar and of song-crafting. The album contains a plethora of genuinely great songs and sensitive, perceptive moments. Without merely echoing past glories "5:00 A.M." re-establishes the qualities for which the band has become renowned and successfully places them in a contemporary setting, making this an ideal staring point for the uninitiated. His last finished work is the second White Rose Transmission album "700 Miles Of Desert", which was recorded in Bremen between November 1998 and February 1999. His following solo record "5:00 A.M." - released in 1997 - was again a link to his most succ
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