English rock band from Huddersfield led by brothers Danny and Richard McNamara, known for melodic britpop, piano-driven crescendos and stadium-ready anthems; debut album The Good Will Out appeared in 1998.

Line-up mentioned in DeBaser reviews includes Danny McNamara, Richard McNamara, Mickey Dale, Steve Firth and Mike Heaton. Richard McNamara has production credits on recent Embrace albums and is cited as producer of Love Is A Basic Need and How To Be A Person Like Other People. The band is frequently described in reviews as returning to a signature sound of epic ballads and anthems.

DeBaser reviews praise Embrace's melodic britpop and anthemic ballads, noting strong piano-driven crescendos and warm vocals by Danny McNamara. Key albums discussed include The Good Will Out, Out Of Nothing, This New Day, Love Is A Basic Need and How To Be A Person Like Other People. Reviews highlight a return to the band's signature sweeping, stadium-friendly sound.

For:Fans of britpop, melodic indie rock and stadium anthems; listeners who appreciate sweeping ballads and piano-driven crescendos.

 Best track: How To Be A Person Like Other People

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 The new Oasis.

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 For those who love brit-pop, it’s an album not to be missed, also because after the less fortunate Drawn from memory, Embrace return to the levels of The god will out.

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 A good return for Embrace; sure, the hits of the past ("Gravity" and "Nature's Law" are now a distant memory) are missing, but the compactness and good inspiration shown make "Love Is A Basic Need" yet another decent record licensed by the McNamara family.

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