Death and Hope EP
Last year I released an EP on the Brazilian label Bolinhas Records. Since it seems to be pretty tricky to order this EP in its physical format, I will put up the songs for free here on the site. You can download it here! The title track is a semi regular song in our live set.
Heading for Berlin in a couple of hours, I’m stoked! Don’t miss our show tomorrow!
We did a at-home rehearsal today, since we don’t have a rehearsal space anymore. Anyway, we making this half-acoustic, drum machine-y gig in Berlin this Friday. It’s part of the Let’s Kiss And Make Up festival and we’re playing at a venue called Multilayer Laden. Apparently the place is really small and we aren’t allowed to play loud like we’re used to, so we will make this one-off experiment. It isn’t really gonna be an all Stars in Coma gig either as both Lisa and Nicole will take turns at the microphone.
9:45 PM is the time. You know what to do!
My hometown, inspirational as always.
Manicured nails, flowers in hair and a Flaming Groovies refugee
“Malmo’s Stars in Coma look slightly incongruous onstage – a (male) synth player with immaculately manicured nails, a (female) bass player with a flounce and a flower in her hair, literally bouncing with excitement, and a singer/guitarist who looks like a refugee from the Flamin Groovies. Still, their music is catchy indiepop of the Swedish species, especially the floaty ‘Peacebloom’ with its clever hint of Afrobeat.”
Read SoundsXP’s whole Indietracks review here
Reading reviews is always scary, so therefore it’s quite handy to read them in another language. Italian blog Good Times Bad Times, gave “And The Cloud Withdrew From The Sky” a 8+, so head over there and Google Translate it if you don’t know Italian!
Read it here
/André
Nicko McBrain intro + Amelie @ Indietracks
Goodbye Malmö, hello Ripley!
“melodic Afro-tinged cheery goodness”
Stars in Coma at last.fm
You can listen to some tracks from the new album at Stars in Coma’s last fm page. There’s an album site as well, where you can hear clips from all the songs.
Order a physical copy of “And The Cloud Withdrew From The Sky” HERE!
(Enough with boring marketing, let’s enjoy the sun)
