Standard Edition



1. More Than A Lover
2. Roving Jewel
3. Walking In The Winter
4. Sandhills
5. Butterfly House
6. Green Is The Colour
7. Falling All Around You
8. Two Faces
9. She's Comin' Around
10. 1000 Years
11. Coney Island
12. North Parade

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Limited Edition



CD 1
1. More Than A Lover
2. Roving Jewel
3. Walking In The Winter
4. Sandhills
5. Butterfly House
6. Green Is The Colour
7. Falling All Around You
8. Two Faces
9. She's Comin' Around
10. 1000 Years
11. Coney Island
12. North Parade

CD 2
1. Into The Sun
2. Coming Through The Rye
3. Dream In August
4. Another Way
5. Circles

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The Coral working with John Leckie on new album
Wirral band back in the studio with Radiohead/Stone Roses producer

January 18, 2010
http://www.nme.com/news/the-coral/49274



The Coral have been working with acclaimed producer John Leckie on their new album.

Leckie, who previously worked on The Stone Roses' 1989 debut album and Radiohead's 1995 breakthrough effort 'The Bends', is with the Wirral band are in the studio working on the follow-up to 2007's 'Roots And Echoes'.

The record will be the group's first without any input from guitarist Bill Ryder-Jones, who left in 2008.

"It's a bit different because Bill's left, but it still sounds like The Coral," frontman James Skelly told NME.COM. "There's no point trying to replace him or compete [as a guitarist], it's just a different thing."

The LP, the band's fifth full-length effort, is set to be released this year, though the band are yet to confirm a date.

Oh, this looks so good. First, John Leckie, he's a legend in my book. And The Coral, underrated and deserve more attention in the states. I have a import only comp on these boys as well as the domestic releases and I really enjoy it.
Glad to see John Leckie back at work which seemed like a semi-retirement status of recent.

Rick A.

From The Coral's MySpace blog ...

The Coral announce new album
Wirral band to return with 'Butterfly House' in July

April 20, 2010
http://www.nme.com/news/the-coral/50730



The Coral have announced details of their new album.

The album, the band's sixth studio effort, will be named 'Butterfly House', and will be released on July 12.

The record will be their first full release without guitarist Bill Ryder-Jones, who departed the band following 2007 album 'Roots And Echoes'. The new album was recorded with producer John Leckie (The Stone Roses, Radiohead) in London's RAK Studios.

A single, '1,000 Years', will be released on July 5.

The Coral release free download ahead of new album
TItle track from 'Butterfly House' album available now

May 11, 2010
http://www.nme.com/news/the-coral/51023



The Coral have made the title track of their new album 'Butterfly House' available as a free download.

The track is available from the band's website http://www.thecoral.co.uk now.

The group, who release the John Leckie-produced album on July 12, are touring in July. They release the first single from 'Butterfly House', '1,000 Years', on July 5.

Speaking to NME.COM about the writing process for the album, frontman James Skelly explained: "We rented old little houses in the middle of nowhere - the bits where nobody goes in the Lake District and Wales." He added that the initial sessions were somewhat relaxed. "At one point Nick [Power, keyboards] was demoing from an outside jacuzzi," he said.

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