Calling All Astronauts
Hands Up, Who Wants To Die?” EP
Released Via Supersonic Media
July 13th 2014

London based Electro-Punk duo Calling All Astronauts release their 7th single the "Hands Up, Who Wants To Die?” EP. 
It deals with the issues of youth knife and gun crime head on. To maximise its impact and get the message out to as many people as possible 
reiterating how these acts of violence destroy lives and ruin families, CAA have recorded the track in SIX different genres:-

Tracklisting
Track 1                        Hands Up, Who Wants Metal? 
Track 2                        Hands Up, Who Wants Electro Dub? 
Track 3                        Hands Up, Who Wants Drum And Bass?
Track 4                        Hands Up, Who wants Goth?
Track 5                        Hands Up, Who Wants Dubstep?
Track 6                        Hands Up, Who Wants EBM?
Listen to the EP on Soundcloud http://goo.gl/edc8ag

Calling All Astronauts continuously defy their DIY status. Their 130,000 genuine Twitter followers have pushed them to No1 on the Hypem Twitter Music Chart 
on no fewer than 5 occasions. They have a large international Blog, Webzine and Radio following too, resulting in their singles being played continuously across the globe.

No strangers to the big stage either they have played shows alongside the likes of Roger Daltrey, Echo & The Bunnymen, PWEI and A Place To Bury Strangers and have played both Guilfest and Kendal Calling Festivals.

Whilst at Musepo 14 in Los Angeles, CAA were approached to provide the soundtrack for the Movie production company Boom Op Films for their promo trailer.
The company featured “Hands Up, Who wants Drum And Bass?”- watch it here http://vimeo.com/94255627

Calling All Astronauts are:       David Bury      Vocals/Programming
                                                J Browning      Guitars

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for further info please contact david@supersonic-media.co.uk

Calling All Astronauts - Hands Up, Who Wants Dubstep?

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Occasional forays into semi experimental ambient and improv
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“another powerful and galvanic release from Calling All Astronauts, and the sign that the band are ready to  step out of the underground scene and stir up the biggest attention” Ringmaster Review
 
2016 has been another fantastic year for West London Electro Punks Calling All Astronauts.
It has seen the release of their widely acclaimed second album “Anti-Social Network” Their single Empire hit #2 in the Official European Indie Chart, they’ve had two #1s in the Hype Machine Twitter Chart, they headlined the Bandstand Stage on the final night of Beautiful Days Festival. They have seen their Twitter following swell to over 500,000.
They round off the year with their ninth single, “Life As We Know It” released via Supersonic Media on Dec 23rd in which we see a more mellow, electronic side to these usually noisy rockers. The single is backed by three remixes and would you believe a “shuffle” video. 

“We are not a band to release the same single over and over, yes they all sound like us, but we are very eclectic in our influences and I hope our music reflects this” David CAA