

Red Stars Theory
Red Stars Theory's core members are guitarist/vocalist James Bertram of 764-Hero and drummer Jeremiah Green, who played with Modest Mouse for a time. Much like their other two bands, the Washington State natives combined driving guitars and passionate vocals into cathartic indie-rock, but as their 1997 debut But Sleep Came Slowly showed, the group also added long, moody passages to their songs that evoked slow-core groups like Codeine as well as orchestral arrangement. The group's Touch & Go debut, 1999's Life In A Bubble Can Be Beautiful, featured a so...[more]
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In 1995, REDSTARS RESTOCK. RED STARS THEORY released a 10" on Berkeley's Deluxe record label and a 7" single on Seattle's RxRemedy, which have long been out of print. This CD compiles those two releases. Since these early recordings, the band has grown to include Seth Warren (full-time violin player) and released a LP on RxRemedy and a second full length and EP on Chicago's mighty Touch and Go Records. The band has progressively moved toward the psychedelic side of the room on recent efforts, but the melodi [ read more ]
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Members of Modest Mouse, Built to Spill, and 764-HERO. "Red Stars Theory employs the soft-loud dynamic well, and songs like 'Broken Neck' run into long Mogwai-esque jams...sometimes the dream-core flows from one song to the next almost too smoothly. But the drifting melancholy is pretty blissful and reveals the source of Red Stars Theory's later move toward psychedelia." --Charles Spano, All Music Guide
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"Members of Modest Mouse, Built to Spill, and 764-HERO. Red Stars Theory employs the soft-loud dynamic well, and songs like 'Broken Neck' run into long Mogwai-esque jams...sometimes the dream-core flows from one song to the next almost too smoothly. But the drifting melancholy is pretty blissful and reveals the source of Red Stars Theory's later move toward psychedelia." --Charles Spano, All Music Guide
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