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editI know several members of the band personally and they have all told me the band functions more as a "collective" then a tradition band, at least for live performances. I will up add to the article in the coming days unless there's a strong objection.--BrokenStoic 01:42, 10 August 2005 (UTC)
New album
editTheir 2010 album 'Nightingales' should be added. Also, considering all the mutations their music went through the years, I think it's rather silly to still call them a sadcore band. The music is more beautiful than sad (though these two attributes are not exclusive). But you might as well call Bob Dylan sadcore or anyone who's not cheery and cheesy all the time. -- 87.152.140.174 (talk) 12:49, 13 March 2011 (UTC)