View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Under The Same Stars on Discogs. Label: Barsuk Records - bark25 • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • .

Under the Same Stars is an album by the American indie band The Prom. It was released on July 9, on the Barsuk label. Songs (An Introduction To) Under The Same Stars; Living In The Past; Guarantees Aren't Easy; Ink On The Paper; A Note On The Kitchen Table; Brighter Than The Moon; The Same Complaints; The City Gets Lonely; Room With White WallsGenre: Indie.

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The Prom truly come into their own on Under the Same Stars, a lush piano pop album that sparkles with emotion and nostalgia. Like his old friend Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes, vocalist and pianist James Mendenhall knows how to pin his heart to his sleeve without sounding silly.

The Prom's sophomore full-length release, `Under The Same Stars', begins with an elegiac instrumental introduction before venturing into traditional piano-based indie pop. saw the band opening for acts like Rainer Maria, Bright Eyes, and Death Cab For Cutie on their respective national tours, and will feature the threesome headlining their own club tour/5(2).

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Under the Same Stars is an ambitious mid-fi orchestrated pop extravaganza, completed shortly after the trio's return from their first national tour in the fall of '01 with Death Cab for Cutie. Intelligent and forlorn, The Prom were based around a tight drums/bass/piano backbone augmented by assorted analog keyboards, and, on their debut full-length record for Barsuk, by .