01. Tightrope
02. Neuva York
03. The Moon is Dead
04. No Secret Why
05. Song for Gypsy Rose Lee
06. Floodlights
07. We're the Ones
08. Killing Off Our Friends
09. Ceremony Guns
10. Play Me the Apostle
11. All the Boys
02. Neuva York
03. The Moon is Dead
04. No Secret Why
05. Song for Gypsy Rose Lee
06. Floodlights
07. We're the Ones
08. Killing Off Our Friends
09. Ceremony Guns
10. Play Me the Apostle
11. All the Boys
PREVIEW ALBUM
01. All Farewells
02. Circles
03. Take a Walk Outside
04. The Lines are Cut
05. Evening's Heights
06. Harbour Lights
01. All Farewells
02. Circles
03. Take a Walk Outside
04. The Lines are Cut
05. Evening's Heights
06. Harbour Lights
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What the press is saying...
"...unexpected synth oscillations, interweaving guitar jangle enhanced with anabolic distortion and stunningly layered vocals come at you like a ton of bricks..."Cam Lindsay, Exclaim! Magazine
"While this Toronto band’s deservedly acclaimed 2006 EP bore all the hallmarks of a band
that had arrived seemingly fully formed, their full-length follow-up shows them taking a
large leap forward."
John Sakamoto, Toronto Star
"upbeat, shimmering pop music that could get folks dancing without a single disco hi-hat.....
their EP more than delivers on the promise I saw in the live performance."
Frank Yang, Chromewaves.
“The Coast are yet another example of the increasingly talented and seemingly unstoppable
Canadian indie music scene.”
Rob Bolton, Exclaim! Magazine
“The spacey, Verve-like quality of their delicate tunes wouldn't sound out of
place on the Lost in Translation soundtrack…”
Andrea Miller, Eye Weekly, Toronto
“With their urban epics that manage to find light even in the bleakest darkness, The
Coast are only getting started.”
Tabassum Siddiqui
- For more information about The Coast visit their website: thecoastmusic.com
- Find The Coast on MySpace.