Because He Lives (Cover recorded live @ BYS)

Glo Stars' debut recording is an ode to the album as a cohesive work of art and is equal parts psychedelic experimentation and pop sensibility. With a respect to Beatlesque melody, a dash of Dylanesque lyrical flair, and Radiohead(esque?) penchant for diversity within sonic textures, Glo Stars is a genre-bending head trip that will encourage the listener to experience an album as an album.

Intellectual Girl

On the seventh floor of washout stains
Thirty people live with quite the same amount of room
Every door a different person’s tomb

He has his pipe and parakeet
She plays her records ‘cross the carpet street but never calls
Across the dingy, cheaply rented halls
And they both sit and wait for life to change
Like grandma’s dolls

And they each order a pizza, they both living like their dead
And they both blame it on that nothing’s on their television’s set
To be tossed out to the curb, ash piles of potential 
To be more then just neighbor noise,
To be a human voice

And on the seventh floor the morning’s summer son 
Reminds them leave their air conditioners on before they go
Away to burgers, banks, and hospitals

Cycling to the endless cycle’s throb
Practiced smiles lying that they really love their jobs
And in their mirrors they see their dad and mom
Reflections into portraits never drawn


And they each order a pizza, they both living like their dead
And they both blame it on that nothing’s on their television’s set
To be tossed out to the curb, ash piles of potential 
To be more then just neighbor noise,
To be a human voice

And they each order a pizza, they both living like their dead
And they both blame it on that nothing’s on their television’s set
To be tossed out to the curb, ash piles of potential 
To be more then just neighbor noise,
More than apathetic strangers by choice
Come one come all ye wake up sleeping girls and boys and start
To be a human voice

Apartment Complex

Here is my remix of "Remedy" By Virtual Riot Ft. Leah Culver

Virtual Riot - Remedy Ft. Leah Culver (EX!ZT Remix)

"So Accustomed"
By Tiffany Thorpe

Have we become so accustomed to preaching
that we neglect the holiness of listening?

Have we become so accustomed to solving
at the expense of the sacredness of presence?

Gathering, forgetting quietness.
Leading and shirking guidance.
Solving and losing presence.
Preaching, forgetting listening.

Have we become so accustomed?

Have we become so accustomed to doing
that we reject the mystery of being?

So Accustomed

In the end, the song should stand by itself.

 That's the goal of Nashville's new psyche-folk outfit Glo Stars who, for all their sonic experimentation and mind-bending chord progressions, never detract from poetic lyrics and beautiful melodies. Childlike wonder combines with world-weary ache to foster a project that feels like Brian Wilson met Radiohead in Lou Reed's garage.   
  
Blending both solid musicianship and showmanlike artistry Glo Stars is a cosmic yet playful musical voyage that will leave audiences celebrating life with all its beauty and pain intertwined. Songwriter Josh Ski and drummer Peter Jenkins bring a free-wheeling troubadour vibe that leaves both performers and listeners with a cathartic sense of unity after every show.    
Listen: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0a8IW9Lc04VxlCXRtRwcYO
Contact: glostarsband@gmail.com  |   (312) 498-4453     |  @glostarsband 

ON OUR DEBUT ALBUM
Glo Stars' debut recording is an ode to the album as a cohesive work of art and is equal parts psychedelic experimentation and pop sensibility. With a respect to warbling Beatlesque melody, a dash of lyrical whimsy a la 60's Dylan, and a penchant for jagged diversity within sonic textures, Glo Stars is a genre-bending head trip that will encourage the listener to experience an album as an album.

Apartment Complex

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