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Evanescence – The Open Door Review

Evanescence return with The Open Door, a less polished follow-up to 2003's Fallen. Colin Polonowski reviews.

Oct 5, 2006

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Lily Moore Grown Up Girl Regrets EP artwork

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Grown Up Girl Regrets confirms Lily Moore is ready for much bigger rooms

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Five songs, one extraordinary voice and absolutely no hiding place as Lily Moore turns desire, loneliness and growing pains into our favourite release of the year so far.

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Natalie McCool 'So Lonely, Lonely' press shot

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Self-protection starts losing the argument as Lyla gives vulnerability a breezy, danceable pop pulse.

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Evanescence – The Open Door Review

Grown Up Girl Regrets confirms Lily Moore is ready for much bigger rooms

Amelie Roden pulls apart family expectations on ‘megan’

Natalie McCool lets the shadows in on ‘So Lonely, Lonely’

Lyla lets the butterflies win on ‘Fighting Feeling Falling’

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