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Mary Fahl has an almost Opera-like voice, exploring the reaches of folk and soft new age rock music. She was originally with the band October Project from 1993 to about 1995 for 2 albums until they split up. Fahl's most recent solo album is called The Other Side of Time and was released in 2003. Check our available Mary Fahl concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Can you imagine anyone willing to take on the Pink Floyd omnipresent 'Dark Side of the Moon'? Well this unique contralto vocalist from the now defunct band October Project decided to do just that. And when you listen you will have a brand new experience of this classic album, so much so, that you might just have to listen several times to really absorb it. In my world, I call it a normal rule I have when reviewing any recording, and this one really stood firm all three times and counting...
- www.prognaut.com
With a voice immeasurably deeper and richer than the thin wailing of Morissette, Apple, et al, Mary Fahl offers the same level of drama as those scream queens, but without the whine. Formerly of modestly successful Epic artists The October Project, Fahl launches her solo career with this four song EP, for which she's gathered a fine band and a producer, Jeffrey Lesser, accustomed to working with distinctive voices (Joni Mitchell, Barbara Streisand)...
- www.splendidezine.com
In the press release for Mary Fahl's debut album, it quotes Variety declaring that she is "earthier than Enya, more nuanced than Celine Dion and avoids the bloodless goth of Lisa Gerrard." She's also less self-righteous than Jewel, less overrated than Barbra Streisand, and tells less boobie jokes than the Bloodhound Gang. Just like virtually every other artist you can think of. So what does any of it mean...
- www.popmatters.com
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