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Pastelpower
Pastelpower formed as a three-piece alternative rock band with Corinne "Candy" Wilder on vocals and guitar, Elijah "Echo" Rhodes on bass, and Sebastian...
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Pastelpower formed as a three-piece alternative rock band with Corinne "Candy" Wilder on vocals and guitar, Elijah "Echo" Rhodes on bass, and Sebastian "Surge" Hayes on drums. They put out their debut album 'Oh, Louie!' in 2002, which included the title track that became one of their better-known songs.
Their music was often described as dreamy or ethereal, a quality that some early critics dismissed as lacking substance. The band stuck with their sound regardless, and it found an audience. Another track, 'Jean-Paul,' also became part of their catalog.
Candy Wilder's openness about her bisexuality drew some backlash from conservative groups at the time. The band supported her, which brought them both praise and criticism, though it didn't define their musical output. They released a follow-up album called 'Electric Dreams' in 2005.
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