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GREAT COLD DISTANCE 4/28/1992 Grant Hart's songwriting had also

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Grant Hart's songwriting had also taken a leap forward: "It's Not Funny Anymore" with its stripped-down

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beginning with their early work (recorded before drummer Travis Barker joined)

driven by the hunger for blood and totally focused on looking for a forehead to lodge itself into

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GREAT COLD DISTANCE 4/28/1992 Grant Hart's songwriting had alsoComing three full years after 2003's Viva Emptiness, The Great Cold Distance continues the trend toward the mainstream that Katatonia began with that album. Singer Jonas Renske who apparently lost his ability to do the now clich? d Cookie Monster vocals some years ago due to medical problems has refined his voice into a much smoother and, surprisingly, more powerful instrument that's capable of greater emotional shadings. Similarly, this album

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