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Sisters

by Stars in Coma

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Anders Löfgren
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Matthew Nangle
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Randy Glazer
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Amelie 04:28
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2.
In The Machinery of Night 02:56
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3.
Don't Let Me Down This Time 03:15
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4.
I Could Be Your Helper 04:32
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Delta 32 03:12
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Blame The Boys For Once 04:16
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Underneath a Fallen Leaf 03:21
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Drifting Nights in Moonshine Heights 04:26
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Aurelie 02:51
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Colombo Skyline 05:09
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about

"Sisters" was recorded during various sessions in 2008 and feature guest appearances from Linda Anderson (formely known as Elfi) and Alexis Hall (from The Motifs). The artwork is created by Karin Söderquist and Håkan Carlsson.

This is André’s (the young gentleman behind the music) own words about the new album:

I finished "Sisters" in September 2008. Usually when I finish an album I pretty much grow tired of it the week after I've completed it, but not this one. I still find this one unique when I write this text in the middle of March. I know it's forbidden for artists to review their own music, but they tend to do that anyway through interviews and such. They're basically saying the same things over and over again:

"This album is the best thing we've ever done",
"It's completely different from the last album",
"With this one we've gone back to our roots".

I usually find those kind of statements funny, cause it's weird that the artist feel compelled to describe their own music when they're the ones who created it in the first place.

Oh well, I'm gonna do it anyway!

"Sisters" is the best thing I've done and it is completely different from the previous album "You're Still Frozen in Time", but I have not yet gone back to my roots, cause I don't know where to look for my roots. On some of the songs you will be able to hear synth melodies, and I only put them there so it would be easy for potential reviewers to make easy comparisons to the 80's, so you don't have to think for yourself. To make it even more easy for you, I will also tell you what the songs are about. The oldest song is from 2001, the newest song was written in the fall of 2008. Most of the songs are non-autobiographical, cause I lead a pretty uninteresting life. The album touches upon the subject of sibling rivalry. We have two sisters, the one is good, naive and blissful and the other is basically a total jerk. So most of the songs is written from a female perspective, and the two sisters often directing their anger and thoughts to one another within the songs, cause they don't get along very well. That's basically the whole concept. There's no linear story and there's no denouement, just the tension between two odd siblings.

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released May 4, 2009

All songs recorded in Moonport Studios, Malmö.

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Stars in Coma Sweden

Since its formation in 2006, Stars in Coma has released a prolific stream of albums and EPs, and toured several countries around the world. The band’s productions, spanning six full length albums to date, draw inspiration from a variety of genres, including guitar rock, disco, funk and semi-electronic pop. ... more

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