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Stray Bullets
Stray Bullets formed in Philadelphia in 1994. Their sound pulled from punk and grunge, and they worked through early lineup changes and financial struggles....
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Stray Bullets formed in Philadelphia in 1994. Their sound pulled from punk and grunge, and they worked through early lineup changes and financial struggles. In 1998, they released the single '70,' which got alternative radio play and connected with listeners. The song became something of an anthem, capturing a certain teenage restlessness.
After '70,' they put out albums like 'Desperation' in 1999, 'Aggressive' in 2002, and 'Moonshine' in 2005. Their other songs include '80 Cents A Day,' 'America,' 'Bender,' and 'Channels.' The band's core members were Steve Soto on lead vocals and guitar, Paul Kostabi on guitar, and Eric Friedman on bass.
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