Stereo Bros
Stereo Bros was an electronic duo made up of Chris Cester on vocals and guitar and Dave Gibson handling bass, keyboards, and programming. They put out three...
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Stereo Bros was an electronic duo made up of Chris Cester on vocals and guitar and Dave Gibson handling bass, keyboards, and programming. They put out three albums between 2004 and 2008, starting with their self-titled debut.
Their track "Somebody Told Me" from 2004 got a lot of attention. It had a catchy melody and a beat that worked on dance floors, which helped it find an audience beyond just electronic music circles. Another song, "Unbelievable," also appeared in their catalog.
Chris Cester died in 2009. The band had some legal trouble around that time, including a lawsuit from a former member over royalties. Their music, particularly that early single, still gets played by DJs who remember that period of electronic dance music.
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