Copa

Uncork the mystery of Copa's Gospel Cigar Rock by enjoying their shockingly eclectic triple release: The Copa Canon-downloadable at http://virb.com/copa. The Copa Canon is composed of the raw, 2-inch analogue 'Hotlights' album, the space and earth-rock adventure 'Magnus Copa', and the Bowie-inspired dance offering 'Discografiti'. The three albums collectively define Gospel Cigar Rock in all of its smoky, atmospheric luster. Consider the Police on a Pink Floyd-style musical adventure to the dark side of Dick Dale, or Coldplay with bout of the Zooropas after spinning too quickly to Bowie's "Let's Dance." Fans of Radiohead, Peter Gabriel, Zeppelin, Muse, and the like may come to savor the Gospel Cigar. Truly, Copa music is best enjoyed by a mindful listener who is ready to enjoy the rich palette of influences who's music is woven within.

Without a doubt, the best way to draw upon a Gospel Cigar is by enjoying one live. Copa's live shows are reputed to be unforgettable and enjoyable. It is not only a rawk show, but a place for ideas to be enjoyed where an audience has a chance to engage the music on an extraordinarily deep level. Copa patrons enjoy free mustaches, info bulletins (ala a church service) with printed song commentary, and a triple guitar, bass, drum, and multi-vocal onslaught of Copa music. Money at a a Copa show is well-spent, and will be an antidote to the shoe-gazing emo-rock, violence-tinged adolescent metal, and unsalted power pop that floods the contemporary music market.