The Cellophane Flowers are about to embark on a mini tour over the next month to showcase some new and old material in celebration of their new album 'Staring At The World' which is being released digitally on December 3 2012. The ten tracks were recorded and produced by David M. Allen. Dave’s extensive discography covers The Cure, Depeche Mode, Human League and The Charlatans. Mastering was by Barry Grint (David Bowie, I Blame Coco) at Alchemy Studios, Staring at the World, which is set to be released on December 3.
Upcoming dates are:
Brixton Village: Friday November 9
Kilburn Powers Bar: Saturday November 10
Album Launch Party // Paper Dress London: Thursday December 6
The Standards presents @ The Constitution: Sat February 23 2013
The Cellophane Flowers - a four piece hailing from all different corners of the world, but settled in London - have taken elements of an eclectic variety of different music and influences to create a gorgeous anthology of sensational indie pop. The album was produced by Dave Allen (The Cure / Depeche Mode / Human League / The Charlatans), and it’s a great continuation from the critical success gained from their recent EP If I Was A Girl, which came out last year.
The ‘Flowers are the masters of driving, quirky pop. Their songs reflect an eclectic array of influences from tribal drumming to West Coast alt-rock to the dark tinge of 80’s pop. Though bustling with ideas, the band leaves the sublime vocals of singer Francesca Corradini with the room to bring their songs to life – there are no superfluous special effects, the organic feel of the music would be perfectly suited to vinyl, a fact that hasn’t escaped the band who always give their CD artwork an LP look and feel.
Staring at the World offers beautiful, delicate vocals infused with haunting melodies, encapsulated in splendour and driven by passion and bursting with modern day tales.
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