Snow Coats release Split EP with Bony Macaroni

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29 Sep

Dutch indie-rockers Snow Coats and emo/pop-punkers Bony Macaroni have released a split via Alcopop! Records and Redfield Records.

The EP features two original songs from each band, as well as covers of each other's songs. Snow Coats cover Bony Macaroni's "Hollow," while Bony Macaroni cover Snow Coats' "Chevy."

The two bands are close friends and have toured together in the past. They decided to do a split EP as a way to celebrate their friendship and share their music with each other's fans.

Speaking of the release Stefan from Bony Macaroni and Anouk of Snow Coats said:

“We were just basically hanging out, ya know, having a couple beers together, when we started talking about doing a split," says Stefan, singer of Bony Macaroni.
"Yeah, most of us live in the same city (Arnhem)," adds Snow Coats vocalist Anouk, "we had already played a couple shows together, and we were already planning to do a small run of shows, here in The Netherlands. We were such groupies of Bony Macaroni, even before we met," says Anouk. "Every song they write is a hit so picking one to cover was really hard too. We decided that Hollow was a song that would fit the best with our style and I could really find myself in Stefan's lyrics. So, we decided to cover 'Hollow' and they decided to cover 'Chevy'."

Snow Coats are currently on a UK headline tour, with support from Toodles & The Hectic Pity. They will also be playing some select EU dates with Bony Macaroni in October.

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