Reviews

• Monolith Cocktail (album review)
• Nordic Music Central (album review)
  EINEN HAB ICH NOCH(album review)
• Album of the week Radio Helsinki
• Kulttuuritoimitus (album review)
• Live performance  via  Efter Nio TV show
• Päivän Biisit (Dream Of You)
• Desibeli (album review)
• Soundi (album review)
• Album recommendation via Päivän Biisit
• Gaffa.se albums of the week
• Interview via HBL
• Päivän Biisit (Andrea)
• Austin Town Hall (Underwater)
• Nordic Watchlist (Underwater)
  Nordic Music Review (Underwater)
• Mousiko kanali 105.1 (Shy)
  Stina interview via Nordic Music Central 
• Soundi (Shy)
• Nordic Music Review (Shy)
• Päivän Biisit (Shy)
• Desibeli (Shy)
• Radiorakel (Shy)
• Nordic Music Central (Underwater)
• Päivän Biisit (Underwater)
• Soundi (Andrea)
• Nordic Music Central (Andrea)
• WYMA Album review 
• Best albums of 2021 via Totuus 
• Nordic Music Central (Best albums of 2021)
  Music Finland (Favourite Albums of 2021)
• Radio Helsinki 50 most played track of 2021 (Shy)
  DJ Bunuel inspiring records of 2021 (Yle Svenska)
  Päivän Biisit best of 2021 (Dream of You & Shy)
  Radio Helsinki albums of the week 2021
  EINEN HAB ICH NOCH (Shy #2 track of 2021)

Tracklist

• Moon in my Room
  Dream of You
  Shy
  Blurry Things
  Underwater
  Free As A Bird
  Pulpy
  It’s Okay
  Sudden Change
  Andrea
  The Void

Music & Lyrics by Color Dolor
Music production by Leissi, Co-production by Artturi Taira and Stina Koistinen
Music mixed by Paavo Malmberg and Mastered by Tommi Langen
Leissi: Guitar, Bass, Synth, Drums, Percussion, Programming and Backing Vocs
Stina: Vocals, Backing Vocals, Synth, Piano
Cover by Stina Koistinen

Color Dolor announce their fourth long player, Blurry Things which arrives via Soliti on the 26th November 2021. The duo of Color Dolor,  Stina Koistinen and Leissi say the new record was a culmination of ideas that felt spontaneous. “First takes. Unfinished. Not overproducing, or overthinking, not rehearsing. Trying to leave things as they first came out, demo like.” explains Leissi. Stina continues “Mainly we wanted to make fragile and humane music with elements of vocals, guitars and electronics. We wanted to keep first takes, flaws, noises that may have come that we didn’t plan or wish for. We wanted to keep it alive and breathing. The name of the album, Blurry Things, was a carrying theme throughout the album making process. Most things in our world are blurry.”