Debut LP - Vincent Black Shadow (The)

The fear is in the water!

Advantages: The strange but cool lyrics..
Disadvantages: The repetitiveness in some of the tracks..

The 5-piece, The Vincent Black Shadow, were formed in 2000, through the collaboration of Cassandra Ford and good friend Rob Kirkham. The pair met in a bar and became musical collaborators, over the time Rob enlisted his brothers Chris and Anthony to join the band. Later on Mary Ancheta joined the group as keyboardist, in 2006, the group were enlisted by Bodog records and this summer went on the Vans Warped tour with bands like; Paramore, New Found Glory, Hawthorne Heights and Funeral For A Friend. The line-up at present is as follows; • Cassandra Ford - Lead Vocals (2006-present) • Robbie Kirkham - Guitar (2006-present) • Anthony Kirkham - Drums (2006-present) • Chris Kirkham - Bass (2006-present) • Mary Ancheta - keyboards (2007-present) Their debut album, Fears in the Water, was released in ...

ChemicalRomance 14.03.2008 · Read full review
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The Niagra of St Vincent

Advantages: Very picturesque, nice plunge pool to swim in, plenty of diving in points
Disadvantages: Not as big or impressive as I was expecting

The Falls of Baleine are located on the North West side of St Vincent and can only be reached by boat, therefore for tourists that don?t know anyone on the island the only way to get there is to go on an organised tour. A lack of tourists on the island will mean that getting a tour is not as easy as it is in other holiday destinations, where you are touted everywhere. In St Vincent it is the tourist that has to do all the hard work and actively seek out excursions because the tour operators/locals will not come to you. Whilst you will pay for the boat trip to the falls, entry is absolutely free and other than any other tourists that may be present you will be on your own. We managed to catch a boat from India Bay and the trip to the falls took around thirty five minutes. Given the size of St Vincent the trip to the falls will be ...

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A Caribbean experience in St Vincent

Advantages: Cheap, gorgeous scenery, fantastic beaches, nice locals
Disadvantages: Few resorts, you need to know a local

the movie. Beaches Most people picture golden sands when they think of the Caribbean, but this is not really the case with St Vincent. The island is built up around La Soufrie, a volcano, and as such the beaches consist of black sand. Whilst this is not as beautiful as the golden sand, it does get much hotter making a trip to the beach a very warm experience. There is a beach of golden sand around Young Island (an exclusive resort within spitting distance of St Vincent) but this is imported solely for the tourists. The state of the sea depends on where you are on the island. On the Westside of the island is the Caribbean sea, which is gorgeous. It is warm, crystal-clear and as flat as glass a lot of the time. On the other side of the island you are faced with the Atlantic which is much more fierce, dirtier looking and with large ...

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