Brothers Danny and Richard McNamara formed this rock group in the mid-1990s, finding listeners with songs like 'All You Good Good People'.
For a sense of their early sound, 'All You Good Good People' still holds up. If you want to hear their quieter side, 'Wonder' or 'Said Gun' work.
Embrace arrived during the tail end of Britpop with 'The Good Will Out' in 1998, offering a rock sound that could feel both anthemic and quietly reflective. Songs like 'All You Good Good People' and 'Ashes' gave them an early foothold, while later tracks like 'Gravity' brought wider attention, even if that attention came with some controversy. They've kept at it for decades, which says something about finding an audience that sticks with you.
They formed in Manchester in the mid-1990s and released their debut 'The Good Will Out' in 1998. The albums 'Drawn from Memory' and 'A Glorious Day in Cactus Country' followed in the early 2000s, with the single 'Gravity' becoming one of their better-known tracks.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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