| Welcome the Night |  | Artist: Ataris
Label: Sanctuary Records
Category: Music
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Sales Rank: 198,965
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 060768479128
EAN: 0060768479128
ASIN: B000MCICBU
Release Date: February 20, 2007
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| Tracks:
| • | Not Capable of Love | | • | Cardiff-by-the-Sea | | • | New Year's Day | | • | Secret Handshakes | | • | The Cheyenne Line | | • | And We All Become Like Smoke | | • | Connections Are More Dangerous Than Lies | | • | Whatever Lies Will Help You Rest | | • | From the Last, Last Call | | • | When All Else Fails, It Fails | | • | A Soundtrack for This Rainy Morning | | • | Begin Again from the Beginning | | • | Act V, Scene IV: And So It Ends Like It Begins |
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Much more than the passage of time has occurred in the four years between the release of The Ataris's So Long Astoria and Welcome the Night: Half of the group left while the two existing members (frontman Kristopher Roe and guitarist John Collura) decided to change their sound considerably. Losing much of their previous punk/pop leanings and gaining an atmospheric hue, Welcome the Night is more of a darkly-lit whole than a series of radio-friendly singles. A Killers-esque vocal style weaves in and out of the disc, most notably on the opening two tracks ("Not Capable of Love," "Cardiff-by-the-Sea") while a handful of other numbers ("Secret Handshakes," "And We All Become Like Smoke") ooze with the affectation of Disintegration-era Cure. The group finds their own engaging sound on a handful of tracks; "Whatever Lies Will Help You Rest" and the uncredited track 15 contain a strong sense of emotional theatre, thanks to frontman Roe's soaring vocals. His gothy, clichéd lyrics, however, are nearly cringeworthy to hear ("I will drown inside the anguish of your heart" from "Act V Scene IV"). The Ataris are in many respects still a young band, showing influences on their sleeve a little too clearly while they search for their own identity. Their overt change in sound may disenfranchise the group from some longtime fans, but it will likely engage more new ones with deeper roots than ever before. --Denise Sheppard
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