The Smashing Pumpkins, Joni Mitchell, The Red House Painters, Stina Nordenstam, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Shins, Radiohead, Neil Young, My Bloody Valentine, Nick Drake, The Beatles, Serena Maneesh, The Cure, Neil Young, TV on the Radio, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Faith No More, early Pearl Jam, Jeff Buckley, Love, Whiskeytown, The New Pornographers (and AC Newman), The Pixies, The Smiths, The Arcarde Fire, Grizzly Bear, Air, Tori Amos, My Bloody Valentine, Dungen, Bjork, The Cocteau Twins, The Sundays, Interpol, Stone Temple Pilots, Broken Social Scene, The Sleepy Jackson, Alice in Chains, The Church, Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service, Modest Mouse, Simon and Garfunkel, Lamb, The Knife, A Perfect Circle, Phoenix, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs; Brendan's listening habits can be scrutinized at http://www.last.fm/user/BrendanZietsch
Sounds Like
Lush, The Sundays, Mazzy Star, Camera Obscura, Blonde Redhead, Yo La Tengo, Stina Nordenstam, Stars, Heavenly, Brittle Stars, Cranes, Elephant Parade, Throwing Muses, 4AD...
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NEW WEBSITE!
We have a brand new website for you to explore at www.cellophanerain.com. Send us an email and let us know what you think.
DEBUT ALBUM
Above are some songs from our self-titled debut album. If you enjoy them you can download them for free from garageband.com or even better...you can buy our full-length album.
Our CD is $A12 (Australian dollars) including postage to anywhere in the world. If you like the sound of our music, you can buy our album through PayPal by clicking on the button above - you don't need a PayPal account, just a credit card.
If you don't want to use PayPal, just send us an email (cellophanerain@gmail.com) and we can sort something out.
you can also rate and review our music here:
Triple J unearthed (www.triplejunearthed.com/cellophanerain)
Some reviews of cellophane rain....
RAVE MAGAZINE
Shoegazing pop with its head in the clouds
"Listening to this album from Brisbane duo Cellophane Rain is like being blanketed in a warm shimmering cloud, floating in a haze of entrancing pop. That said, this self-produced debut is far from lightweight, grounded by some fantastic songwriting and musicianship. Showing an affinity for bands such as the Sundays, My Bloody Valentine, and Blonde Redhead, the material ranges from the breezy opener Good Morning Light, to the darker, psychedelic Orchid (the album highlight), to delicate miniatures like Blue. Much care and attention has been given to the record's production, which, although quite dense, provides a subtle, atmospheric cushion for main vocalist Laura Ferris (who sounds like a mixture of Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval and Kazu Makino from Blonde Redhead) ...this is a great debut from a pair of creative even sometimes surprising composers. A group to watch out for."
thanks for the kudos.. your sound has a particular nostalgia that i really enjoy. the singer is wonderful too. although, the tracks were unplayable except for sunshower. otherwise, i dig it a lot..
Hello...Thank you very much..I know the band comments can be pretty cheesy, but we had to say Hi to all our new friends...since you and others gave us a chance...and we care very much about people giving us their time...thanks again
