Stella Mora in the Media:
"As does the "shoegazing" tag itself, copped from the original British groups' tendency for performances that were more inward-looking than aggressively audience-grabbing. Onstage, Stella Mora brings that same in-control feel to the live setting, though you won't hear the band's members claiming the same."
~Thomas Crone, Editor, St. Louis Magazine
"Fans of Lush, My Bloody Valentine and roaring, chill-out shoegazing and rolling reverb will not be disappointed."
~Annie Zaleski, music editor, The Riverfront Times
"The band is a throw back to bands from the past in that they are not afraid to turn up the volume at their shows. This in turn creates an incredible synergy between the fuzzy distorted guitars, experimental sounds, and vocals."
~Suresh Mohapatra, STL Music, Inside StL
"No, the band does not use, or need, a light show to create their trippy feel but simply relies on their dissonant and artistic sound to create the psychedelic ambiance.
~Elizabeth Staudt, UMSL A&E, The Current
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