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The sound is arena-ready; now, where are the fans?

By Sarah Tomlinson
Globe Correspondent / August 21, 2004

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What do the Beatles and director Peter Jackson have in common? According to Dimitri Coats, singer/guitarist for the heavy-rock band Burning Brides, both have demonstrated the kind of eclecticism and daring that inspires his group's sound. Music "should be dark and dangerous and exciting and fun, but it should also be beautiful and have moments of vulnerability," he says over ... (Full Article: 725 Words)

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