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Media: City and Colour: "Bring Me Your Love"

Contributed by ben_conoley. Posted by ben on Friday, February 8, 2008 at 3:30 PM (EST)

City and Colour, the side project from Dallas Green of Alexisonfire, have posted a full stream of their upcoming sophomore album, Bring Me Your Love. The album, which includes a guest appearance from Canadian rock icon Gordon Downie of the Tragically Hip. The first single for the album, 'Waiting,' was given the video treatment last week.

Stream Bring Me Your Love here.

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ThomPunkAheaddotcom (February 8, 2008)

the stream link is the link to submit news

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Ben_Conoley (February 8, 2008)

No it isn't

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ThomPunkAheaddotcom (February 8, 2008)

It's now been corrected :)

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Swarley (February 8, 2008)

This album is FAR superior to his first release, way better sound and more developed. And as a bonus, all the songs don't sound exactly the same this time!

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Ben_Conoley (February 8, 2008)

Yeah, I agree. It's a very mature sound.

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dickvain41 (February 8, 2008)

Fucking junk!!!

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the_problem_with_fire (February 8, 2008)

the last album sucked. talk about a total bore. bad lyrics too. fuck this guy and fuck his shitty band alexisonfire

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FuckYouOiOiOi (February 8, 2008)

adeline records?

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Piata (February 10, 2008)

I kind of like it. Was hoping for a bit more sharing on the vocal duties on the songs with other artists contributing but it definitely grows on you.

I really like Body In A Box.