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​Stelladeora is finally making our way down to Asbury Park! This will be our first time playing The Saint as a band, so it will be a special night for us! 

It is the only show that we have in October as far as we know, so let’s be as festive as we can! Feel free to dress up in your Halloween costume or makeup if you’d like :-) 

Doors Open 7:15 PM 
$10 Cover
18 to Enter, 21+ to Drink!

SCHEDULE
7:30 Local

8:30 The Dundees 

9:30 Stelladeora 

10:30 Hydra Melody 

11:30 Local 

ADVANCED TICKETS HERE

SEE FACEBOOK EVENT HERE!

We hope to see you there!
Justina, Avi, Mike, & Neil

Here is a nice compilation of some favorite songs of one of our fans on Youtube. Go check out her channel! - THE SONGS OF MY SOUL

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Word on the street is that we’re going on around 9 pm, but that could be subject to change at any time! Come hang with Avi and I , it shall be great fun ya’ll! 
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Justina & Avi 

Here is the story behind Magnetic Poetry, the song that started our band! FULL STUDIO DOCUMENTARY COMING SOON!
Comic Book Excerpts by artist Chris V

THIS IS AN ACOUSTIC SHOW (Music 7 - 9 pm) !
Avi & Justina will be playing some acoustic songs from Stelladeora’s debut EP “A Dosage From Delusional” , as well as an acoustic set from Sean Cameron Cooley!
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We know this is pretty last minute, but this show will coincide with a successful guest bartending promotion with a 2 hour $20 open bar!! YOU CAN’T BEAT THAT!! and NO COVER! 21+                                                           

  SEE FACEBOOK EVENT HERE! 
Hope to see ya there :-)
Justina & Avi 

A band with a female vocalist nowadays usually gets grouped into one of several comparisons, virtually all of which are lazy on a music listener’s part. You have your No Doubts (“She sounds like Gwen Stefani!”), your Paramores (“She sounds like “Hayley Williams!”), your occasional Tegan & Sara comparisons and your rare soulful Janis Joplin comparisons. Stelladeora’s vocalist does not sound like any of these things. Stelladeora, as a band, does not sound like any of these things.

That’s a good thing.

The first track on A Dosage From Delusional, “System Failure,” is an instrumental, and it sets a dark tone for the rest of the album. It leads right into the most straight forward punk song on the album. As a band, they are tight knit group – a slick rhythm section, a male screaming backing vocalist at parts, and harmony vocals on most all choruses. The guitar work stands out as a step above most up-and-coming pop/punk pretenders out there.

But not all of Stelladeora is gold. The songwriting gets far too typical at times, and that can make it unmemorable. As an artist, they are at their best when writing a song that fits one particular genre – and that’s shocking, because you would hope a music group would be best when they are being unique and distinctive. When Stelladeora is going into unchartered, they sound more like a female lead, punk rock Circa Survive or Tides of Man than the pop/punk they are on about half of Dosage. However, they are strongest when they are doing a heavier Paramore (gah, I just made that comparison), or a lighter Alexisonfire. Songs like the ska of “My Mistake” and the punk of “Magnetic Poetry” stand out most. When they try for a unique sound, it’s almost as though they are biting off more than they can chew.

Overall, A Dosage From Delusional is pretty good. All the members are talented, and I’d go see them if they were in my area. But it’s not a must have, and it’s oddly disappointing. Most bands are better doing their thing. Stelladeora, on this release, is at its best when it’s doing punk, or ska – or just some sound that isn’t particularly unique. I hope they figure it out in time, because the potential for something more is there.

Rating: 4/5
by Dan Bogosian
(Source: ventsmagazine.com)

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