The Coral
...are James Skelly, Ian Skelly, Lee Southall, Paul Duffy & Nick Power. They're a psychedelic-folk-rock band from Hoylake, England. This is just a fansite, not the band themselves I always credit photos and sources whenever I can, but this is not always possible, so if you spot something uncredited and it's your work please drop me a message so I can add the source. Many thanks.
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Interview with Lee Southall & Molly Jones
Spir: I have an inevitable question now..what is going on with The Coral, or it’s just a break between the members of the band, Lee?
Lee: The Coral are still together..we have been touring and recording since we were 15 and we are all enjoying separate projects at this moment in time. It won’t be long until we make another album. We are all very much a unit!
Spir: So and the other members will release an album?
Lee: Yeah they are working on solo projects.
Don’t Think You’re The First
Photo by Bart Heemskerk
Photos by Kevin Power
A bit of the coral in the afternoon (Taken with instagram)
1000 Years
is it wrong that my brain's screaming BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN at this pic? the coral lee southall james skelly 1000 years 2010
Photos by Tom Oxley
20th October 2005
The Leadmill, Sheffield June 2007
Photo by Gary Wolstenholme
![NME decided to calculate, according to the critics, what The Coral’s [debut] album was made up from. Reviews of the album have been remarkable, not only for their enthusiasm, but also for the many and, quite frankly, downright confusing references reviewers have used in trying to describe its many wonders. Depending on which paper you read, ‘The Coral’ was either inspired by the genre-defying Captain Beefheart, LSD or The Muppets. Every publication had a cool reference point for their review of the album, with the exception of The Sunday Mirror. The best their critic could come up with from the last 50 years was - wait for it - Coldplay. ~ NME 10th August 2002](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4e8b0p5sm1qmoj0ro1_500.jpg)
NME decided to calculate, according to the critics, what The Coral’s [debut] album was made up from. Reviews of the album have been remarkable, not only for their enthusiasm, but also for the many and, quite frankly, downright confusing references reviewers have used in trying to describe its many wonders. Depending on which paper you read, ‘The Coral’ was either inspired by the genre-defying Captain Beefheart, LSD or The Muppets. Every publication had a cool reference point for their review of the album, with the exception of The Sunday Mirror. The best their critic could come up with from the last 50 years was - wait for it - Coldplay. ~ NME 10th August 2002
![NME decided to calculate, according to the critics, what The Coral’s [debut] album was made up from. Reviews of the album have been remarkable, not only for their enthusiasm, but also for the many and, quite frankly, downright confusing references reviewers have used in trying to describe its many wonders. Depending on which paper you read, ‘The Coral’ was either inspired by the genre-defying Captain Beefheart, LSD or The Muppets. Every publication had a cool reference point for their review of the album, with the exception of The Sunday Mirror. The best their critic could come up with from the last 50 years was - wait for it - Coldplay. ~ NME 10th August 2002](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4e8b0p5sm1qmoj0ro1_1280.jpg)
