Embrace

England's Embrace build upon their status as stars of the post-Brit-pop era, blending anthemic hooks and sweeping pop balladry. They emerged to success, scoring early hits with "All You Good Good People" and "Come Back to What You Know" and debuting on top of the U.K. Albums Chart with 1998's The Good Will Out. With a sound that bridged the power of Oasis with the emotive lyricism of Coldplay, Embrace cultivated a strong fan base at home, hitting the top 10 with 2000's Drawn From Memory and 2001's If You've Never Been, and again reaching number one with both 2004's Out of Noth...