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William of Orange

by The Caribbean

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  • The Caribbean "William of Orange" CD
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William of Orange 03:12
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Actresses 03:06
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The Druggist's 02:29
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Who's Hollywood Now? 03:15
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The Night Panel 03:53
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• 5-song compact disc
• artwork: Sara Padgett & Adam Heathcott

William of Orange wound up creating gaping philosophical rifts, catfights, dogfights, breath-holding, and panic attacks, as well as profound hearing loss and nervous hypoxia. At the end of the day, though, in William of Orange, one hears only sweet harmony and velvety cohesion. Silvery cymbals, creamy guitars and stuttering electronic glitches. Voices emoting in glorious unity. The Caribbean, in fact, have reached the conclusion that William of Orange, recorded from June to November 2003 at their own National Crayon Museum in Washington, DC as well as at Clark’s Silver Sonya, is their most “right” work yet -- 5 songs that blissfully breeze through and re-cue for immediate further analysis. In other words, precisely the EP project they were looking to invent. They have thus vowed, in the future, to keep working with Chad Clark and to fight like mad, perpetrate hateful revenge and generally make each other miserable on all future projects -- for the betterment of music for everyone.

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released April 27, 2004

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