Intore: The Cold Grey Rain

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Intoré: the cold grey rain is an album by Australian band Ricaine. It was released on Rubber Records in 1995 (rub044). It was recorded over the summer of 1994/1995 by Mark Adams, and mixed by Mark Adams and the band at Happy Valley studios (version01). Matt Hills and Kris Sommerfeld are credited for the bands live sound.


[edit] Personnel

  • "torana" Tom Jackman - (drums)
  • "young" Brett O'Reilly - (bass)
  • "oft-bespectacled" Neil Thomason - (guitar, vocals)

[edit] Track listing

  1. born to loose
  2. touch me, I'm famous
  3. run, run, run
  4. grades 1-6
  5. winner-core
  6. line of x's

[edit] Trivia

The name of the album, intriging as it may seem, was simply a combination of the two best choices for the title at the time.

Unable to decide a clear favourate, the band used both. Insiders simply refer to the release as "intoré" pronounced [in-tor-ray].

Other short hand references for Ricaine albums include:

CLARITY for Clarity of Distance

REGRET for Regret Is An Inevitable Consequence Of Life

SILENCE for Silence is the new sound


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