CPR
CPR was a band that put out a few songs in the late 90s and early 2000s. Their track 'Kings Get Broken' has a certain quiet pull to it, and 'Homeward Through...
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CPR was a band that put out a few songs in the late 90s and early 2000s. Their track 'Kings Get Broken' has a certain quiet pull to it, and 'Homeward Through The Haze' feels like a slow drive at night. They weren't a huge commercial act, but the music found its listeners.
Their sound leaned into a kind of atmospheric rock, with Anya Petrova's vocals floating over the arrangements. Songs like 'Somehow She Knew' and 'Coyote King' have held up for people who were around for that era. They made a record, played some shows, and then things went quiet.
You can still find their music online if you look. It's the kind of thing that turns up on a playlist between more familiar names, and someone might ask who that is.
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