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Electioneers

Our song “Wait Forever” will be featured in CBS’s ‘B Positive’. Excited to see that one. Tonight in fact ha ha. We love Tom Middleditch’s work, so this is very fun for us.

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Storms a-brewin'

First off, we just want to say how amazing it has been to see so many new listeners here in Polaris Rose land. We’ve been receiving frequent messages from people just discovering our weird blend of pop and rock and we are so touched by the kind words. It has been everyone’s outreach that has made us realize just how much we’ve been neglecting our social media presence and we promise we’re back on it!

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A Diverging River
A Diverging River

"Knives Among the Orchids" - at its conception - was intented to be an aggressive turn in direction... shooting away from the California vibe that we have loved so dearly in the past and heading into darker territory... and we loved it.  We really did.  But there was just one problem.  Two problems, actually.

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Playing with KNIVES

A bit about the writing… while we were completing work on ‘Ocean Blue, Velvet Skies’, we knew that we wanted to take the sound in a more aggressive direction… without losing the ‘prettiness’ or the dynamics.  So I started writing a new record… thinking all the while about desert landscapes and the fate of the American Dream.  

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"Handled with taut precision, the 20 minutes that encompass OceanSongs; veer in different directions, even if functions as a cohesive whole - songwriters Peter Anthony and Madelynn Elyse have an undeniable chemistry as they craft their pop-infused melodies, which can at times be simple and elegant and other times dynamically complex with an almost progressive slant."

— Juan Rodriguez, Arena Magazine