Album Notes

"Secrets About the Stars:" lush, dreamy, radio-ready tunes featuring layers of vintage synths and shimmering guitars, poppy bass and drums, and literate, tongue in cheek vocals.


SEVEN COLOR SKY:
Seven Color Sky is a Pittsburgh-based indie band on the rise. A "new-new-wave" band quickly gaining international recognition for their catchy melodies and moody energy. Their modern rock twist on classic new wave has even inspired John Ashton, legendary guitarist with 80's icons the Psychedelic Furs ("Pretty In Pink," "Heartbreak Beat") to produce the band's next release.

Seven Color Sky formed in the Summer of 2002, a collaboration between vocalist / guitarist Scott Bedillion, bassist Marc Turina, and synth magician Terry Divelbliss. The results were immediately impressive, and over time the band's sound has become bigger and more distinct. It's not difficult to trace the influences for the sound: from the Smiths, to the Cure, to the Psychedelic Furs, SCS takes these influences and melds them into a style all their own. In all, Seven Color Sky has a sound like no other band today. A warm, dreamy sound full of 80's romanticism and modern energy. It's new-new-wave: dream pop with an edge!


About SEVEN COLOR SKY'S First Release, "Secrets About The Stars":

Listed among the "Best of the Rest" releases of 2004 -Dom Gourlay, www.DoSomethingPretty.com, 12-04

"Seven Color Sky know all about a New Wave attitude, which infuses the best tracks on 'Secrets About the Stars'....in a way that suggests the soundtrack to some great lost John Hughes film." -Ed Masley, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 3-19-04

"Seven Color Sky....play pop-punk that is reminiscent of 80's rock - - the kind that sounds good." -Brian Palmer, PITT News, 3-19-04

"This is another debut disc that is solid throughout it's ten tracks." -Eric Sorensen, www.fufkin.com, 12-04

"Essentially, the record is a tender, romantic taste of a certain ninth grade shyness that one can never fully shake." -Natalie Sweet, Pittsburgh Pulp, 3-18-04

www.SevenColorSky.com