Music : Superkala

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- second CoN album coming?
I just read that Course of Nature is or has been working on their second album. Has anyone heard this? I also read that a couple members from Dust for Life came over.

This is definitely an excellent album from start to finish. Mark Wilkerson is no Ian Thornley, but he certainly has an amazing talent.

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- Course Of Nature: A Breath-Taking Nu-Rock band
Course of Nature is a trio from Alabama who made the radio waves in late 2002 and early 2003 with their hit song 'Caught In The Sun'. This album is titled 'Superkala', and it is a showcase of the band's talent. This is not one of those run of the mill rock bands....that come and go, fade in and fade out. I thoroughly enjoyed this album with 9 great rock-to songs. The last song was more of a jazzy by-product probably used as an album filler. The sound of the band wasn't too lite or harsh, just right. This band is perfect for background play at a party. The songs that I liked on this album release were 'Better Part Of Me', 'Remain' and 'Caught In The Sun'.

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- solid album.
I initially purchased Superkala due to the song "Caught in the Sun", which is beautiful. I wasn't expecting much more out of the album since they appeared to be another run-of-the-mill rock outfit with a ballad that went gold. It's actually a fine rock album. There is nothing ground-breaking with it, but it does stand apart from most of the new age rock groups releasing music, and it's kind of sad this group only got a small window of opportunity to "get big". Maybe they'll release another album and get a chance to be put back on the map, but if not we still have this pretty strong rock album. Turn off your mind, don't expect technical wizardry and complex compositions, and this album will probably be a winner for you.

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- My Guys
These boys started out about 10 miles from where I live. They have been kicking ass since day one. This CD rocks! It's deep, meaningful, and original. Don't be fooled because they're from Alabama.

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- A great cd from a great band
It's hard to find a band that sounds different from many other things out there. I really think that Course of Nature has a very unique sound: sometimes it's deep, but it can easily turn to ravious or terrifyingly dark at any point. The songs are a great mixture of plain, direct, easy-to-understand lyrics but with great meaning and a driving electric guitar and drums. A MUST for any rock fan.

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