Postal Blue

Postal Blue first started out as a 4-piece in 1998, setting out to be a return to the golden standard of songwriting of the sixties and eightie. The band quickly attracted a following and the attention of American labels, including Drive-In Records, which released their self-titled debut CD-EP in 2000. Shelflife Records released the "Weather Sensitive" CD-EP two years later, followed by 2004's "International Breeze" album, fully recorded and mixed at home. Consistent with the 2-year interval between releases, the band went on to put out another CD-EP in 2006 on Canadian label Humblebee Recordings, with the quiet moods of the album giving way to lots of jangly and overdriven guitars along with the band's first composition in their native Portuguese. In 2008, the band was no more as a 4-piece formation, and singer/songwriter Adriano decided to carry on using the name Postal Blue to release a 3" single on Cloudberry Records. 2013 saw he release of a 7" as part of the Dufflecoat Records/Jigsaw Records Singles Club co-release. The band's sophomore album Of Love & Other Affections saw the light of day on Jigsaw Records in 2015, and now eight years later Adriano's back with new music, and what's planned to be a slew of singles in the next several months.