The impassioned singing of Eoin McEvoy on "Worlds Apart," "In a Whirlpool," "The Promise," and "The Bridge" is contagious after hearing him bellow "Worlds apart, worlds apart/Closer than I've ever been/To you" a few times, listeners will find themselves mouthing the words or perhaps singing it in the shower. However, despite similarities to the music of fellow Irish band U2, Urban Beaches is a smart, hypnotically melodic album bristling with youthful exuberance and sparkling musicianship. The anthemic chorus and breathtaking energy of "Worlds Apart" will remind listeners of U2's "I Will Follow" in its feel and execution. The opening track "Worlds Apart" explodes from the speakers with screeching, reverberating guitars, tumbling drums, and fervent vocals. "Cactus World News wastes no time in making a first impression on its debut album Urban Beaches. New Artwork digitally remastered in Dublin by Mary Kettleġ2 The Bridge (Original EP Version) (3:51)ġ7 State Of Emergency (RTE Radio Session) (6:18)
Recorded in Wissellord Studios, Hilversum Holland and Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin.Ģ001 Rerelease with Bonus-Tracks and 24-paged booklet. Vocals - Eoin McEvoy, Vocals - Joan Whyte ( ) Producer - Chris Kimsey ( and ), Ian Wilson (also produced The Alarm,Stiff Litte Fingers (track 17) Producer - Bono (U2), Jon Kelly ( ) (track 12-14) URBAN BEACHES (1986, re-realesed in 2001)Įngineer - Mark Freegard ( ), Thomas Stiehler (recording engineer for Marillion, Killing Joke, Psychedelic Furs, etc)
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