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01. COMMUNIONS - Cobblestones
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ARTIST
COMMUNIONS
TITLE
Cobblestones
FORMAT
7"
LABEL
POSH ISOLATION
CATALOG #
PI 125EP
PI 125EP
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
3/3/2015
Communions
(brothers
Martin
and
Mads Rehof
together with
Jacob van Deurs Formann
and
Frederik Lind Köppen
) is a quartet from the same four-wall rehearsal space as Copenhagen contemporaries
Iceage
and
Lower
, and under the same roof as most of Copenhagen's punk, industrial and synth scene -- at the studio and venue complex called Mayhem in Copenhagen. Their debut EP maps out the aches and hopes of young hearts with remarkable precision and honesty, and with an unusual ear for melody and songwriting. The guitars scream like torn throats and the songs beat in the rhythm of young hearts overflowing with passion.
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