Four Seventy EP, 1994 Track 3: Load The Bus Stop Label Robyn St. Clare of The Hummingbirds on vocals Sydney, Australia.

Four Seventy EP. Bus Stop 37. 7 inch.

Redirected from Coastal (Godstar album)). Godstar were a psychedelic pop band which formed in 1991. The group's founding mainstay, Nic Dalton, is a t who was also in Sneeze and The Lemonheads, and ran the Half a Cow record label. Other long term members were Allison Galloway on drums (ex-Jupiter) and Tom Morgan (also in Sneeze) on bass guitar and vocals.

In 1997 a compilation album, September, was issued by Godstar Reminder; it was a collection of otherwise unreleased tracks, including some solo work by Dalton  . Four Seventy – Bus Stop BUS 37 (1994) Singles.

Godstar, Category: Artist, Albums: Stardust Memories, September, Way Out Jim, Sleeper (HAC), Coastal, Singles: The Brightest Star, Pushpin EP, Table For One EP, Biography: Australian t Nic Dalton formed the guitar pop outfit Godstar following the demise of his more punk-styled Canberra band the Plunderers. Monthly Listeners: 270, Where People Listen: Brooklyn, New York City, Seattle, Chicago, London. Adopting a revolving door policy on members Godstar released two EPs before issuing their debut album Sleeper. After several more EPs and singles, the group's second album, Coastal, was a more diverse affair conceived while Dalton traveled the world as bassist for the Lemonheads.

This foursome also released the 7" Four Seventy EP in 1994 on the small . label Bus Stop Records. The EP featured four tracks, with each bandmember contributing one song. The second Godstar album Coastal was released in 1995 by Half A Cow Records. In late 1996, Dalton decided to retire Godstar so he could devote more time to other projects, including the still-thriving Half A Cow Records.

Godstar" is the theme song from the forthcoming feature film of the same name about the Life and Times of Brian Jones. 12" vinyl and 12" vinyl picture disc. Side A. "Godstar (Hyperdelic Mix)". Side B. "Godstar (California Mix)".