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Lee Goodale Gets Candella Whipped
Posted by Candella onGuitarist/Vocalist plus leading front man of up and coming rockers Candella – Lee Goodale spoke to me via email to discuss the band’s togetherness, latest release, upcoming plans and what is to become of Candella once the Spring and Summer terms has whistled right on through.
Request “Fragile” on Bay Area Channel 92.3
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Request Candella “Fragile” on Clear Channel’s IHeart Radio New Music show.
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NY request “Fragile” on 92.6 KGB
Posted by Candella on March 16, 2010Request Candella “Fragile” on Clear Channel’s IHeart Radio New Music show.
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Purchase Links For “Self Inflicted”
Posted by Candella on January 21, 2010“On their debut EP Self Inflicted, the band quickly and firmly states what they’re all about: mid-tempo, chilled, rhythmatic hard rock that comes off as a mixture of Breaking Benjamin, Ra and Disturbed; pop-friendly hooks, a mix of growling and clean vocals (all very well done and stand out prominently throughout), and a thick rhythm section that drives each song along.” KEVIN SELLERS Music Emissions
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MEUN Magazine “Self Inflicted” Review
Posted by Candella on January 10, 2010Candella has done more than one thing different with their debut EP. For one, they have blown the hell out of a traditional “label” or tag to their sounds. Although it is easy to hear great influences within their lyrics and music they completely own their own individuality and uniqueness. The tight production and attention to the details of each track exhibit this individuality brilliantly well.
They have managed to garner talents that pull in pure rock and add elements of alt, edgy grind, clean melodic rock and yet come up with what is a full and rich sound that is completely alluring to any rock fan. “Lock and Load” is an example of what their attention to details and perfection of performance brings about through the whole album with edgier vocals and harder rock sounds than other tracks. They balance that with some of the smoothest vocals that cleverly place edginess to them
when needed to match the musical changes that are found in “The Trail” and “Alive and Missing.” “Fragile” is the definite tune that stands out on the EP for adroit use of lyrics and vocals as well as outstanding musical changeups and tempos that pull you in with both smooth and edgy hooks. It achieves what so many bands find elusive which is making a song that is true to their writing and stellar musicianship and yet is commercially appealing!
The easy way out would be to say they sound like this band or that it simply cannot be done with them! Candella have their own sound that is intricate and rare and something that should not be passed by. It could easily be said that their name spelled slightly differently would be a beacon but it is actually their music, composition and performance on this debut EP that is the beacon of shining luminous light for a band to watch and listen to closely. This is one of those rare CD’s where there is something to please any music fan that appreciates quality at its highest form and leaves you wanting another of their albums soon!
~Macavity
MUEN Magazine
Addictive like heroin, but without the bad side effects
Posted by Candella on January 9, 2010Written By: Rhonda Readence
Candella. Wow. What can I say about these guys? Let’s see where this one goes.
Melodic. Dark. Sexy. Edgy.
I could go on, but I will not. I will get to heart of the matter, post haste.
The album title itself is intriguing. “Self Inflicted.” That’s nice. And the opening track,
“Alive and Missing,” gets the blood flowing and the adrenaline pumping. The vocals
totally kick it and the song itself is just fantastic. This is the introduction to Candella and
it is darkly symphonic. This is an extremely well mastered piece of music and the sound
is just incredible. It hits hard. It rocks. Musical perfection is hard to attain, but I can
already tell, with the first song of this disc, that Candella has come very close to
perfection. The lyrics are deep, the instrumentation is totally in synch, and the sound is
polished and professional.
“Fragile” takes Candella to another level and the rhythm of this piece is addictive. Like
heroin, but without the bad side effects. I’m quickly becoming a Candella Junkie and I
like it. This song hits home for me, and I suspect it does that for a LOT of people out
there. The lyrics make this one extraordinary, but the music itself is incredible as well. I
personally like to focus on the actual words of a song, and I have done so with this one,
but the MUSIC is what really does it. Perfection again. “Fragile” hits hard, but there is a
softness to this song that makes total sense. It’s like a lullaby from hell. And that’s a good
thing. It’s dark and light at the same time, and not many bands can pull THAT off well,
but Candella does it easily.
“Numb” starts a little slower, but don’t let that fool you. It’s still as bad ass as the
previous tracks. I really get a sense of the vocalist’s talent with this song. The range is
good and it’s solid. The lyrics are again thought provoking and riveting and the sound is
nothing less than stellar. All the layers come together exceptionally well and it’s just
fascinating. I can hear each instrument clearly and yet none of them are overly obvious.
This song, as well as the preceding two tracks, is an expertly engineered piece of music.
The next track, “Lock and Load,” starts softly and then blasts me right into the next life.
Nice. Just when I think I’m going to get a soft love ballad or some shit, I get plowed. Flat on my back, gasping for breath, waiting to be resuscitated. They’ve done it. Candella has
effectively knocked me on my ass. “Lock and Load” gives me a very good idea of what
these guys can do and the possibilities are limitless.
The closing track, “The Trail,” is actually a ballad of sorts, if you can technically call it
that. And I’m not sure I can. Ballads are sad and sappy, mostly soft and mushy. “The
Trail” is none of those things, but it certainly does bring to mind things that perhaps
should not be remembered. This song is deep. It will make you think. And at the same
time, it will rock you out so you’re not feeling TOO soft. Candella nails it with this piece
and I want more. Five songs are not enough. Give me more.
They’ve hit home with me, this band has. Excellent production, beautiful sound, and
expertise musicianship. Candella has done exactly what they should have done and I am
looking forward to seeing them perform live in a large arena in my home town. I will be
there in force.
Happy New Years To All Of Our Friends and Fans!!!!
Posted by Candella on January 2, 2010Hello,
We just wanted to take a few minutes and wish everyone a great New Year! 2009 was a stellar year for us and we would like to thank everyone for your continued support!! Looking forward to a great 2010 and many new experiences with you.
To keep up with all the new things going on with the band sign up for our mailing list! Just for signing up you will get an exclusive track from us!
Again thank you for your continued support!!
~Candella
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