Stereo
Stereo formed in Austin, Texas in 2004 with Chris Wilson on vocals and guitar, Michael Miller on bass, and Greg Slack on drums. Their debut album 'She's a...
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Stereo formed in Austin, Texas in 2004 with Chris Wilson on vocals and guitar, Michael Miller on bass, and Greg Slack on drums. Their debut album 'She's a Lie' came out in 2006, featuring the single 'Blind Again' that connected with listeners. They put out three more albums over the next eight years: 'Horizons' in 2008, 'A Thousand Suns' in 2011, and 'Static' in 2014.
Their songs like 'Would It Be Nice' and 'Rebel With A Cause' had a direct, emotional quality that drew both strong fans and some criticism for being too melancholy. The band kept writing and recording through that period, working with the same three members until they stopped in 2017.
What remains are those four albums and songs that still get played. Tracks like 'Do Ya' and 'Home' show the straightforward rock approach they maintained, without much genre experimentation or lineup changes over their thirteen years together.
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