Artist description Power-packed three piece

Music Style rock, country-rock, pop, heffer metal, whatever

Musical Influences REM, Replacements, Uncle Tupelo, Big Star, tons of others

Similar Artists No one has nailed that one yet...see Buffalo Tom with a bit of Midwest twang.

Artist History Formed in 1993 by an ad answered by mistake guitarist Grabau and drummer Rose began playing together and soon added college mate and bassist O'Brien to complete the frenetic threesome.

Group Members Col. Chris Grabau-guitars, harmonica, mandolin and lead vocals; John (OBIE) O'Brien-bass and backing vocals; Michael Rose-drums

Instruments See above

Albums State Line (1998)

Press Reviews See above description and full articles at our website below. "All the way from St. Louis, Stillwater are the sort of band that you could really get wrapped up in. They play their own kind of music, a dirty riffin' country howl combined with a grunge-core state of mind which works equally well when they're kicking it out or slowing things down. There's definitely a feeling going around at the moments that a lot of the newer alternative country acts are becoming more and more difficult to tell apart. No problem with this band. [Their album] State Line is a confident, no nonsense rebuff to all who doubt the genre's credibility. When things begin to stagnate, it takes a band like Stillwater to take things up (or down) another level. If you've ever wondered what the Jayhawks might have sounded like had their inspiration been Green period REM and Mudhoney's first, the Stillwater may well make your weekend. Buy and Enjoy! (9 out of 10)" Luke Magazine, England

Additional Info T-Shirts available always (see merchandise page on our site)

Location St. Louis, Missouri - USA

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