Copeland will release a new album, Revolving Doors: An Orchestral Best-Of, featuring new versions of old classics. Pre-orders are now up and the new version of “Coffee” is up for stream.
Read More “Copeland Announce New Album” Copeland have posted up a new teaser.
Read More “Copeland Begin Teasing” A fan created a feature length documentary all about Copeland.
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Aaron Marsh of Copeland has been working on some new orchestral music. He created a new project, Painted Modern Orchestra, for this music and a new song can be heard on Instagram.
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Elliot James Mulhern has shared the new song “Dreamlove” featuring Aaron Marsh of Copeland.
Read More “Elliot James Mulhern – “Dreamlove”” Copeland will be performing Beneath the Medicine Tree at Furnace Fest in September.
Read More “Copeland Announce ‘Medicine Tree’ Show” Glaswing (Aaron Marsh of Copeland) has shared the new song “Yesterday, I Lost a Day.” The track comes from the upcoming EP due out early next year.
Read More “Glaswing – “Yesterday, I Lost a Day”” Glaswing is the new solo project from Aaron Marsh of Copeland. Today he’s released the new song “When You’re Smiling My Way.” He’ll be releasing a two EPs full of material in the new future.
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Bryan from Copeland did an oral history of the band on a new podcast.
Yours truly is a guest on the latest Stereo Confidential podcast about Copeland’s incredible new album, Blushing. Here’s the Overcast link.
This was a lot of fun and I always enjoy talking about Copeland.
Love is weird, messy, complicated. I know I’m not saying anything incredibly new or profound – we’ve all experienced the whirlwind of falling in and out of love. And sometimes at such an intensity that it feels like you’re dreaming. Copeland’s sixth album, Blushing, explores that sensation thoroughly and almost immediately on the album’s startling opener, “Pope.” Vocalist Aaron Marsh pleads, “Will you be my love?/Until I can prove that this world is not real,” over a swirling cacophony of swirling strings, programming, and more. Suddenly everything drops – it’s just distant piano keys and a women’s hushed voice. Without warning, it’s over. The track is a brilliant juxtaposition between the beginning of a relationship (“Did you dream about anything last night?” is something said during the beginning or good times of a relationship because you want to know everything about your partner) and the end of a relationship (“Hey, hey, are you awake? You should probably get up and get going. I don’t want to be rushed”) – when the women’s voice appears it’s jarring because it’s so comforting, reminding you of that good place you were once at but ultimately it’s a devastating reminder that it’s over.
Copeland’s new album is now on Apple Music and Spotify. Enjoy, it’s quite good.
Copeland’s new song “Lay Here” is up on Spotify and Apple Music.
Copeland have shared their new song “On Your Worst Day” on Spotify and Apple Music.
Copeland’s new song, “Night Figures,” can be streamed below via Billboard. The band’s also announced some new tour dates and there’s some more information on the new album, and its themes, up on their website:
“We wanted to take all of the elements that made up our sound in the past and push those elements farther,” Aaron says. “So rock becomes more rock than we’ve been in the past. If we’ve taken elements of symphonic tones, let’s now be very symphonic. When we’re being electronic, be very electronic. We wanted to emphasize each element of sound harder, like an exaggerated version of Copeland’s sound. We could be each thing individually by pushing each facet of our art in a more focused way.”
