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Greta Simone Kline (born March 21, 1994), formerly known by the stage name Frankie Cosmos, is an American musician and singer-songwriter. She is known for her independent releases, inspired by Frank O'Hara's poetry, DIY ethics of K Records and the early 2000s New York City's anti-folk scene.[1][2] She is the daughter of actors Kevin Kline and Phoebe Cates. Her former stage name "Frankie Cosmos" is now the name of her band.

Greta Kline
Performing, as Frankie Cosmos, in 2014 with Porches
Background information
Birth name	Greta Simone Kline
Born	(1994-03-21) March 21, 1994 (age 28) New York City, U.S.
Genres	Indie rock indie pop indie folk lo-fi bedroom pop
Occupation(s)	Singer-songwriter musician
Instrument(s)	Vocals guitar
Years active	2011–present
Labels	Sub Pop Bayonet Double Double Whammy
Website	ingridsuperstar.bandcamp.com

Early life

Kline was born on March 21, 1994, in New York City, the daughter of Academy Award-winning actor Kevin Kline and actress Phoebe Cates.[1] Her father is of German-Jewish and Irish descent[3] and her mother has Russian-Jewish and Chinese-Filipino ancestry.[4][5][6] She has one older brother, Owen Kline, who is an actor and filmmaker.

Kline was introduced to music by her family. She settled on guitar as her primary instrument of choice at seventh grade, after playing the piano and briefly the drums.[1] Home-schooled for most of high school, she spent time by attending underground rock shows in New York and getting involved in the Westchester music scene.[1][7] Kline attended New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study for two years, and studied English and/or poetry.[8] Kline found the school to be unaccommodating of her touring schedule, and dropped out.[9]

Kline and her brother Owen both appeared in the films The Anniversary Party (2001) and The Squid and the Whale (2005).

Career

Kline started performing and recording independently under the alias Ingrid Superstar. She released a number of lo-fi recordings mainly under her Bandcamp account. In early 2010s, she was also introduced to the music community of Purchase College, which introduced her to independent Double Double Whammy record label.[1][2] In late 2011, she started to perform under the alias Frankie Cosmos, a name coined by her now ex-boyfriend Aaron Maine of the band Porches.[1][7] Maine played drums for Frankie Cosmos and Kline played bass for Porches at one point in time.[10]

In 2014, Kline released her debut studio album as Frankie Cosmos, Zentropy, with her backing band.[11]

Kline released the EP Fit Me In on November 13, 2015, on Bayonet Records. Kline released her second studio album, Next Thing, on April 1, 2016, on Bayonet Records.[12]

On April 12, 2017, Frankie Cosmos announced a slew of tour dates and that they recently had signed to Sub Pop records.[13] They stated around this time that they are working on a new album. On June 9, 2017, Kline opened for IAN SWEET and Girlpool at Warsaw in Brooklyn as part of her new project Lexie. Joined by Warehouse members Alex Bailey and Doug Bleichner, their first release is on Bandcamp and it is called "Record Time!".

In January 2018, Kline released the lead single "Jesse" from the album Vessel. The album was released on March 30, 2018, through Sub Pop records. On March 13, 2019, Kline released "Haunted Items", featuring just herself on vocals and piano. The band Frankie Cosmos released their fourth studio album, Close It Quietly on September 6, 2019.[14]

Two of Kline's songs, "Fool" and "The End", were both showcased during two episodes on the Netflix drama series Hilda (TV series).

Throughout the first few months of quarantine, Kline did weekly Instagram livestream performances.

On August 2, 2022 the band announced their new album, Inner World Peace via Subpop.[15]

Backing bands

"Frankie Cosmos"

• Luke Pyenson – drums, vocals
• Alex Bailey – bass guitar, keyboards
• Lauren Martin – keyboards, synthesizers, harmonies[16]

Members of earlier backing bands

• Ronnie Mystery (Aaron Maine) – drums, vocals
• Gabby Teardrop (Gabrielle Smith) - keyboards, synthesizers, harmonies
• David Mystery (David Maine) – bass guitar, keyboards

Discography

Studio albums

• Zentropy (2014)
• Next Thing (2016)
• Vessel (2018)
• Close It Quietly (2019)
• Inner World Peace (2022)

EPs

• Fit Me In (2015)
• Haunted Items (2019)
• Sad 2/Slide (2021)[17]

Bandcamp exclusives

• sickerwinter (2012)
• birth of penis (2012)
• separation anxiety (2012)
• thanks for everything (2012)
• woodchip arthur and his sweaty palms (2012)
• LOSING (2012)
• Wobbling (2013)
• moss (2013)
• why am i underwater? (2013)
• DADDY COOL (2013)
• im sorry im hi lets go (2013)
• pure suburb (2013)
• donutes (2014)
• affirms glinting (2014)
• quick songs (2014)

As franz charcoal

• great scraps (2020)

As Ingrid Superstar

• adventures (2009)
• amnesia the fifth (2011)
• songs about HIM (2011)
• i'mall fuced up (2011)
• Collaborative Farting (2011)
• brown cow chockmilk (patterns) (2011)
• Sunrise Over Interpositioned Buildings (2011)
• suckups vs. lovers (2011)
• shit about fuck (2011)
• the landlord LOVES restaurants! (2011)
• Couch Potato (2011)
• Jared Leto Can't Read (2011)
• Do you KNow my Friend JOM (2011)
• No Can Do (2011)
• sunshine over intertwined feelings (2011)

As Greta

• Songs I Made. Hi (2011)
• Kaleidescoping (2012)

As Ingrid

• ingrid you've done it again (2011)
• in yr dreams (2011)
• sMartyr (2011)
• yellow single (2011)
• long thin monster single (2011)

As Little Bear

• He Is Risen: DANK (2011)

As The Ingrates

• and it made me cry for a long time and i dont like crying (2011)
• The Artist Formerly Known As Ingrid (2011)
• rings left by cups on black tables (2011)

As Zebu Fur

• telescoping (2011)
• i'm bad news (2011)
• skinned elbow = now you're cool (2011)
• i've never been in love before baby, pretend i'm slick (2011)

As Franklin Cosmos

• much ado about fucking (2012)

As Frankie Cosmos and the Emptiness

• love rind (2013)
• told you so (2013)

Music videos

• "Joe Joe (Boys Are Dogs)" (2012; dir. BJ Rubin)[18]
• "Art School" (2014; dir. Sophia Bennett Holmes)[19]
• "embody" (2014)
• "Korean Food" (2016; dir. Greta Kline)[20]
• "Is It Possible / Sleep Song" (2016)
• "Young" (2016; dir. Eliza Doyle)[21]
• "Being Alive" (2018; dir. Daniel Martin)[22]
• "Jesse" (2018; dir. Loroto and Frankie Cosmos)[23]
• "Apathy" (2018; dir. Tom Scharpling)[24]
• "Duet" (2018; dir. Eliza Doyle)[25]
• "Wannago" (2019; dir. Robert Kolodny)[26]

Filmography

• The Anniversary Party (2001)
• The Squid and the Whale (2005)

References

External links

• Official page on Bandcamp

На других языках

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[de] Frankie Cosmos

Frankie Cosmos ist ein Bandprojekt von Greta Kline (* 21. März 1994) aus New York City. Kline begann das Projekt als Solokünstlerin von zuhause aus in den frühen 2010er Jahren unter verschiedenen Namen (u. a. „Ingrid Superstar“), bevor sie sich mit anderen Musikern unter dem aktuellen Namen zusammentat. Frankie Cosmos’ Stil wird meist als Indie Pop/Rock oder Alternative Pop/Rock beschrieben.[1]

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- [en] Greta Kline

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[ru] Фрэнки Космос

Грета Симона Клайн (англ. Greta Simone Kline; род. 21 марта 1994), наиболее известная как Фрэнки Космос (англ. Frankie Cosmos) — американская певица и музыкант. Она известна как автор инди-музыки, вдохновлённой поэзией Фрэнка О’Хары, культуры DIY, поддерживаемой лейблом K Records, а также антифолк-сценой Нью-Йорка начала 2000-х[1][2]. Также Клайн является бывшей бас-гитаристкой группы Porches[3]. Дочь актёров Кевина Клайна и Фиби Кейтс.

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