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Dream Awake To Passionate Sounds.... Audra can only do it.

Will Sibick | Scranton, PA | 09/09/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Ever listen to an album where every song evoked an image or a story that unfolds before your very eyes. THIS IS IT! Passionate lyrics and velvet sound pours from the speakers to entwine your imagination with Dark tales and images... Fact or Fiction??? Only Bret or Bart could personally tell you where they had come from. You may even be suprised to see that you have a different take on the whole album as well. Rich vocals similar to that of Peter Murphy. You can listen to this album a million times and always find something new. The only thing left is to see it live. Don't pass this up! There isn't a dull moment on this Disk. Personal Favorites: Cupid, In Hollywood Tonight, The Dancing Images, & Your So Pretty. Honestly I love the Whole Album and it never leaves my CD Player."

Not Goth???

Edward Trujillo | Linthicum,MD | 06/09/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"First off, Get the idea out of your heads that this band is goth. There are too many elements in this band to say this. Sure they are on the Projekt label but they are on a thin line between Goth and darkwave. The material on this album has not got your typical goth anthems. These songs are real. With vocal fusings of Peter Murphy and David Bowie, Bret Helm paints a dark landscape of loss and sorrow so vivid you can almost feel his pain. From the upbeat innuendo of "In All Our Androgyny" to the dark obssessive telling of "You're So Pretty." Make no mistake, Audra are opening new doors in this genre."

Audra are one of the most beautiful goth bands

BlackRose | Yorba Linda, CA United States | 10/09/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Audra are one of the best bands I've heard in a long time! Bret Helm has one the most beautiful male voices I've ever heard! Anyone who likes goth music has to get this album! "You're So Pretty" is just a beautiful song. Other good songs on the album are "In All Our Androgyny", "Spiked With Black And Rum", "What Your Eyes Had Seen", and "In Hollywood Tonight", which was written for Rozz Williams of Christian Death. I've also seen them live four times and they rock, so if you ever get the chance to see them live, GO! You won't be sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"