Home Cinema
by Emma Kupa
Nadine N
Nadine N
Raw...unquestionably raw and real. Love that.
Richard Freeman
Richard Freeman
Just gets to the heart of everything.
Favorite track: Consequences.
Glen Bodner
Greg Smyth
Mark Stack
isobella
Jan B
Lucas Mayhew
David Kravitz
condorschlepper
Did Not Chart
Dschilk
Rachellous
Steve Antill
Ethan D
Alan Carter
mi squared
Doug Mayo-Wells
PETER HILL
Günter Bertling
Paul Dredge
Richard Sanghera
Birdienumnums
transmission11
Simon Butler
Basement Scene
Michael Hayden
Saltpine
yeku
Craig Hardy
Court
dtmc
Aaron
Andy Aldridge
Jamajesty
thetiger
Stephen Brittain
Jon Baines
Kicker of Elves
Johnny Pictish
John Kell
adam burton
Martin Noble
John Palmer
Martin Hills
LORENZO FARE'
Yuji Santoku
Gerard Wood
Stephen Raywood
TomA
Alastair
Trisha
Sarah Lloyd
Alex Cloumassis
Michael Goth
Busty St Clare
Phil Turner
Barto
Lukas Foster-Bevan
Jeremy Jensen
Alan Godsell
sheena
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
£4 GBP or more
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Albumwe have just a few CD copies of Emma's splendid debut solo album
Includes unlimited streaming of Home Cinema via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 14 daysedition of 50£5.50 GBP or more
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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of John Doe, 4:35 In The Office / Fast Charlie, On An Ocean of Greatness, Agamemnon Counterpart, Further, seven at 77, Be Here With Me, Sketches In D Minor, and 103 more.
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Emma Kupa - magnificent 10" vinyl mini album
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumIncludes unlimited streaming of Home Cinema via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
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Consequences
03:47
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Half Sister
03:37
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There Will Come A Day
03:13
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Charlie
01:36
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Punch A Door Through
02:53
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Katie NYC
03:31
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about
Emma Kupa, former Standard Fare front woman, releases her first solo material on wiaiwya in March 2015.
Home Cinema is a mini album; six songs of spritely jangle-folk-indie-country, about family, death, drink problems, holocaust survivors and communism.
Home Cinema is a succinct, catchy and honest record; it feels like Emma is entrusting you with her closest family secrets, but - damn her - she’s putting them to a tune so infectious there’s nothing you can do to keep them to yourself. Home Cinema features six earworms about members of Emma’s family:
“Katie was my grandmother's cousin who I struck up a friendship with and visited before she died; she had very blue eyes. Charlie was my grandad and a handsome Jewish communist. ‘There Will Come A Day’ is about my mum; she is the serious looking twin on the record’s cover. Her mother (on the far left) died when she was 5.”
Emma has assembled a magnificent band to complement her distinct and expressive vocals on Home Cinema, and they make this record so much more than your indie standard (ahem) fare. Each song is fleshed out by Laura “Ankles” Coles (currently in EIGHT other bands!) on banjo, bass and belt slapping, Mark Boxall on drums and percussion, and Without Feather’s Rory McVicar’s lovely skipping guitar parts.
Emma stepped into the limelight as the lead singer, bass player and songwriter for much loved (and missed) indie heroes Standard Fare, and has since been a front woman in Without Feathers, Mammoth Penguins and the Hayman Kupa Band. What she lacks in quality band names she more than makes up for in intensely personal and irresistibly hummable pop tunes.
Home Cinema is a mini album; six songs of spritely jangle-folk-indie-country, about family, death, drink problems, holocaust survivors and communism.
Home Cinema is a succinct, catchy and honest record; it feels like Emma is entrusting you with her closest family secrets, but - damn her - she’s putting them to a tune so infectious there’s nothing you can do to keep them to yourself. Home Cinema features six earworms about members of Emma’s family:
“Katie was my grandmother's cousin who I struck up a friendship with and visited before she died; she had very blue eyes. Charlie was my grandad and a handsome Jewish communist. ‘There Will Come A Day’ is about my mum; she is the serious looking twin on the record’s cover. Her mother (on the far left) died when she was 5.”
Emma has assembled a magnificent band to complement her distinct and expressive vocals on Home Cinema, and they make this record so much more than your indie standard (ahem) fare. Each song is fleshed out by Laura “Ankles” Coles (currently in EIGHT other bands!) on banjo, bass and belt slapping, Mark Boxall on drums and percussion, and Without Feather’s Rory McVicar’s lovely skipping guitar parts.
Emma stepped into the limelight as the lead singer, bass player and songwriter for much loved (and missed) indie heroes Standard Fare, and has since been a front woman in Without Feathers, Mammoth Penguins and the Hayman Kupa Band. What she lacks in quality band names she more than makes up for in intensely personal and irresistibly hummable pop tunes.
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released March 16, 2015
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