The Chinese Stars
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The Chinese Stars

The Chinese Stars formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, with actor Johnathon Schaech on vocals and guitar. They released their debut album 'A Man, A Plan,...

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The Chinese Stars formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, with actor Johnathon Schaech on vocals and guitar. They released their debut album 'A Man, A Plan, A Canal, Panama' in 2001, followed by self-titled and 'Shanghai' albums in the next few years.

Other tracks like 'All My Friends Are Getting High' and 'Bored With This Planet' showed their interest in darker, more personal subject matter.

They put out 'Fatal Flaw' in 2011, maintaining a steady output of albums that mixed rock energy with lyrics about addiction and relationships. The music had a raw quality that felt more like a side project than a polished career move, which suited their approach.

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