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No One Is Lost is the seventh studio album by Canadian indie pop band Stars, released on October 14, 2014, by Soft Revolution / ATO Records. Background [ edit ] Co-produced by old friend Liam O'Neil , the album was recorded in a new studio that had just been converted from the old rehearsal space of Handsome Furs . [1]
- October 14, 2014
- Mount Zoomer, Montreal
- Stars and Liam O'Neil
The band released their seventh album, No One Is Lost, in October 2014. Chris McCarron, formerly of Land of Talk, officially joined the band as the lead guitarist; he had previously contributed to The North and toured with the band. Stars were on the line-up for the WayHome festival in the summer of 2016, north of Toronto.
- 2000–present
Oct 13, 2014 · 2014. The latest from the Canadian band finds them having fun and adding more danceable beats to the equation. It’s a more extroverted record that touches on the artisanal indie genres one has ...
Oct 9, 2014 · Canadian indie-pop band shines at the discotheque with its eighth studio album. Rating: 4.0/5.0 Release Date: Oct. 14 “All the kids in the band want you to know that we do love you madly.” It’s 1959, and the swing-bandleader Duke Ellington, in his comforting, rich bass voice, is addressing his listeners at a Stockholm concert....
Oct 15, 2014 · Stars were for dance parties in lofts, not grinding in clubs. Then along came Campbell to say that the album title was a lie. Sure enough, No One Is Lost sees Stars poking through the illusion of certainty in life. Loving people is about accepting that they will be torn from you one day, quickly and painfully, and Stars are well aware of it.
Nov 5, 2014 · Stars, by self-definition, make pop music. The Canadian ensemble ignited year-end lists with their breakthrough Set Yourself on Fire (2004), and has moved on to celebrated veteran status ever since, all with an absolute pop approach. No One Is Lost, the band’s disco-tinged seventh studio LP, follows suit.
