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Postcards | |
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| Postcards at the OBSF in Beirut, (2022). | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Beirut, Lebanon |
| Genres | |
| Years active | 2013–present |
| Members | Julia Sabra Pascal Semerdjian Marwan Tohme |
| Past members | Rany Bechara |
| Website | www |
Postcards is a Lebanese dream pop/indie rock band formed in early 2013. They have released three EPs, Lakehouse (2013), What Lies So Still (2015), and Here Before (2017). Their first full-length record, I'll be here in the morning, was released on 26 January 2018, via Ruptured Records and T3 Records. [1]
Postcards was formed in the summer of 2012 in Lebanon when cousins Marwan Tohme and Pascal Semerdjian met Julia Sabra through mutual friends while on a camping trip. [2] They were joined by Rany on the bass a few months later. The band started off by playing the pub circuit across Beirut, performing a varied repertoire of both English and American folk-rock music, writing the songs that would become their first EP Lakehouse released in the fall of 2013, which was described by one reviewer as "down-to-earth, gentle, yet packed with energy". [3]
The band started working on their second EP in late 2014 in Beirut with producer Fadi Tabbal from Tunefork Studios, [4] and ‘What Lies So Still’ was released in early summer 2015.
Here Before EP was released in the spring of 2017 in limited quantities around Germany, Austria and Switzerland, via T3 Records (Berlin).[ citation needed ]
Postcards released their first full-length album I'll be here in the morning on January 26, 2018, via Ruptured (LB), T3 Records (GAS), and Cargo Records (UK) teaming up once again with producer Fadi Tabbal. [5] The instrumentation that nods to dream pop, noise rock, shoegaze and jangle pop. [6]
Postcards have played shows all across Lebanon, toured Jordan, Dubai, the UK, France, Portugal, Italy and recently in Berlin - Germany. They also opened for Beirut and Angus and Julia Stone , and performed at festivals in Lebanon and abroad (Wilderness Festival., [7] Byblos International Festival, Wickerpark Festival).[ citation needed ]