Norine Braun's repertoire ranges from ethereal, reflective moods to sizzling bluesy rock that test the limit of popular music. She is inspired by the struggle to find meaning in the human experience. Her lyrics, although provocative, do not lose touch with her whimsical nature.

Reviews:
"An elastic soprano easily accommodating a bass popping funk rock workout or a spacey blues tinged folkrock song."
Tom Heyman listen.com

"Talented Canadian Singer-Songwriter. First rate."
Acoustic Guitar Connections guthriethomasstrings.com

The song Dancing Sea from Modern Anguish is featured on the tv series Wings Over Canada. The song Watching Shadows is used in the David Kopp film Internicine.

1. Modern Anguish
2. I'd Guess You'd Say
3. The Mystic
4. Dancing Sea
5. Another Kiss is Taken
6. States of Faith
7. Electric Nin
8. Cruel Streak
9. Mr. Y
10. Tears of an Angel
11. Love and Not Fear
12. Frontliner Blues
13. Tips and Not Trouble
14. Watching Shadows
15. Transcend the Pain

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/2/2004
Norine Braun lives in British Columbia Canada

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Rock, Ironic Rock

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5. The Devil I Know by Mercy Machine: introspective avant-pop songs
6. Seeing Red by doublethink: paradoxical post-alt rock
7. Bad Things Happen All The Time by John Jackson: indie rock with a conscience
8. Broken Poets by Broken Poets: indie rock when lyrics were king
9. The Looking Glass by Roots of Rebellion: melodic modern hard rock
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14. Mojo Radio by Mojo Radio: dirty blues fo' yo' dirty minds
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16. Gimme Some by Nova Express: punk-n-roll
17. Thrill Hype by The Napoleon Blown Aparts: obnoxious high-energy rock
18. Reincarnation by Broken Poets: indie rock when lyrics were king

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