biography
Able to leap tall radio charts with a single song, these coastal Mississippians unleashed crunch-stomper "Kryptonite" to much success, making good on the same heavy-lite formula that made Bush and Stone Temple Pilots the head-bangingest girlfriend-rock on the radio. The band kept fans happy with energetic live shows until the 2002 followup Away From the Sun birthed the lesser hit "When I'm Gone." (LAURA SINAGRA)
From 2004's The New Rolling Stone Album Guide
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