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Wired for Sound by Certain Stars
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fave it Power Pop | 90's Rock
5 tracks | 14 minutes
Released May 2007
on Cuba Libre Records
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Putting the rock back in indie rock this melodic powerpop band is similar to Superchunk and the Replacements.
Bio / Background
Milwaukee indie rock four piece Certain Stars presents their second release "Wired for Sound", five new songs of melodic powerpop. Recorded over two feverish days direct to analog tape, the recording captures the immediacy and high energy of the band's live shows.
The album comes charging out of the gates with the two-chord surf-tinged rocker “Wired for Sound”. Guitarist Chris Voss’s Dick Dale-inspired surf guitar and whammy bar octave drops adds an especially exciting element to the song.
Starting with an anticipation-building riff that would fit right in an AC-DC classic, “Can U Dig It?” was penned by drummer Greg Hein. Originally titled “Get Out the Spade” the lyrics describe Hein’s dedication to finding great underground bands by doing a little digging while others complain about the lack of good music offered by the mainstream.
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