Hello People, Hello World: Hella Comets new 10" is out now on Noise Appeal Records!
Download "Westend" at the bottom of the page or buy this wonderful release at the Noiseappeal Webstore, Schnapsidee Records or Substance Recordstore.
Or come to one of the next shows of Hella Comet. Check out their Tourdates at their Facebook Page, Myspace or the Hellas Website! And last but not last, check out the creators of this Remix, Le TamTam!
Thank you!
>10“< is the second record of Hella Comet. After their 2010 debut
>Celebrate Your Loss< and more than 30 concerts throughout Europe the
quartet recorded their new song, "Westend", in the SisiTop Studio. The song
was played live extensively and reflects Hella Comet's uncompromising and
intense live gigs. The flipside, certainly not a B-side, contains previously
unreleased remixes of >Hellek< (by Le TamTam) and >Bury the Hatchet<
(by Binder&Kriegelstein), both originally on >Celebrate Your Loss<.
Hella Comet was founded in 1997 after a fateful meeting in the Parkhaus, a
club in Graz, Austria. The name Hella Comet allows for rendering, but was
simply taken from a headlight. In the first years of rehearsing with only few
live-appearances, the band made many experiments and elaborated its own
style. The current line-up was fixed in 2007. In 2011, Hella Comet will play
concerts in several European countries and work on their new album,
planned for end of 2011 or beginning of 2012.
Don't get lost in the Westend!
Hella Comet are:
Franz Wolfgang Gurt (guitar)
Juergen Hochsam (guitar)
Lea Sonnek (voice, bass)
Markus Sworcik (drums)
Appearances a.o.:
Elevate Festival, Slot Art Festival, Lendwirbel, Sonntags Abstrakt, Invasion
Festival,…
Print media a.o.:
The Gap, TBA, Falter, Freistil, Kleine Zeitung, Kronen Zeitung,…
Airplay a.o.:
FM4, gotv, ByteFM, M94.5, Radio Helsinki, FRO, Radio Soundportal,…
File under:
Indie / Shoegaze / Noise
Hella Comet was founded in 1997 after a fateful meeting in the Parkhaus, a club in Graz, Austria. The name Hella Comet allows for rendering, but was simply taken from a headlight. In the first years of rehearsing with only few live-appearances, the band made many experiments and elaborated its own style.
The current line-up was fixed in 2007.
After their 2010 debut >Celebrate Your Loss< and more than 30 concerts throughout Europe >10“< is the second record of Hella Comet, the quartet recorded their new song, "Westend", in the SisiTop Studio. The song was played live extensively and reflects Hella Comet's uncompromising and intense live gigs. The flipside, certainly not a B-side, contains previously unreleased remixes of Le TamTam and Binder&Kriegelstein, both songs appeared originally on >Celebrate Your Loss<. In 2011, Hella Comet will play concerts in several European countries and work on their new album, planned for end of 2011 or beginning of 2012.