Embrace

britpop

Embrace is the name of more than one artist: 1) five-piece alternative rock band from Brighouse, West Yorkshire, England 2) a short-lived post-hardcore band from Washington, D.C., USA 3) a collaboration between dutch trance producers Ferry Corsten and Raz Nitzan 4) a Gothic Metal band from Toronto, Canada 1) Embrace are a five-piece alternative rock band from Brighouse, West Yorkshire, England, consisting of brothers Danny McNamara (singer) and Richard McNamara (guitarist) as well as Steve Firth (bassist), Mickey Dale (keyboardist), and Mike Heaton (drummer). With three #1 albums, six top ten singles, sold out arena shows and well over a million album sales behind them, as well as being chosen to record the official England World Cup song, Embrace were on the crest of a wave when they suddenly vanished without a trace. In April 2014 after eight years of silence, Embrace released their first studio album since 2006. Conveying a rawer, darker sound whilst still keeping their signature anthems and huge choruses. The self-titled album Embrace on Cooking Vinyl reached No 5 in the UK Charts on release. In 2018, Firth and Heaton co-formed the punk rock band Land Sharks. Embrace have released six studio albums so far: - The Good Will Out (1998) - Drawn From Memory (2000) - If You've Never Been (2001) - Out of Nothing (2004) - This New Day (2006) - Embrace (2014) - Love Is A Basic Need (2018) They have also released two compilation albums: one of singles — Fireworks (2002) ...