| Release Date: | 042624 |
| Currently: | In stock (3) |
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April 26 street date. Pressed on 140 gram opaque pink blue vinyl. Includes a new original poem from Torquil Campbell, plus new words from Amy Millan. Also includes an origami heart (with instructions) inside. Limited to 750 copies worldwide.
Stars' breakthrough sophomore album "Heart" was recorded in the bedroom of keyboard player Chris Seligman on Avenue Mont-Royal in Montreal and released in 2003. A description at the time pinned the band as more New Order and Saint Etienne than Smiths, and with male and female vocals, the band comes across as an electro-pop Belle And Sebastian. The New York Times praised the album as: "Lovely. Romantic. Devastating... words often used to describe the soothing sounds of Stars. Adjectives aside, one thing is for certain: Stars have a knack for writing gently devastating pop songs".
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