Caramel
Coach Party return with 2nd album Caramel. It is a melody-packed, infectious record born from the shared experiences and unity of the band's four members: Jess Eastwood, Steph Norris, Guy Page, and Joe Perry.
Produced by the band's own Guy Page, Caramel channels the introspection and bite of bands like Hole, Sprints, Turnstile, and Amyl and the Sniffers. Clocking in at 33 minutes, it's a sharp, melody-driven record that expands on the themes of their 2023 debut Killjoy — heartbreak, identity, and finding your voice.
The band has built a reputation for intense, sweat-soaked live shows, touring with the likes of Queens of the Stone Age, Wet Leg, and Royal Blood, and making festival appearances at Glastonbury and Rock en Seine. With Caramel, they push their sound further than ever—hook-heavy, emotionally honest, and made for the big stage.
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Caramel
Coach Party return with 2nd album Caramel. It is a melody-packed, infectious record born from the shared experiences and unity of the band's four members: Jess Eastwood, Steph Norris, Guy Page, and Joe Perry.
Produced by the band's own Guy Page, Caramel channels the introspection and bite of bands like Hole, Sprints, Turnstile, and Amyl and the Sniffers. Clocking in at 33 minutes, it's a sharp, melody-driven record that expands on the themes of their 2023 debut Killjoy — heartbreak, identity, and finding your voice.
The band has built a reputation for intense, sweat-soaked live shows, touring with the likes of Queens of the Stone Age, Wet Leg, and Royal Blood, and making festival appearances at Glastonbury and Rock en Seine. With Caramel, they push their sound further than ever—hook-heavy, emotionally honest, and made for the big stage.
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Coach Party return with 2nd album Caramel. It is a melody-packed, infectious record born from the shared experiences and unity of the band's four members: Jess Eastwood, Steph Norris, Guy Page, and Joe Perry.
Produced by the band's own Guy Page, Caramel channels the introspection and bite of bands like Hole, Sprints, Turnstile, and Amyl and the Sniffers. Clocking in at 33 minutes, it's a sharp, melody-driven record that expands on the themes of their 2023 debut Killjoy — heartbreak, identity, and finding your voice.
The band has built a reputation for intense, sweat-soaked live shows, touring with the likes of Queens of the Stone Age, Wet Leg, and Royal Blood, and making festival appearances at Glastonbury and Rock en Seine. With Caramel, they push their sound further than ever—hook-heavy, emotionally honest, and made for the big stage.
