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Artist description
"Refreshingly un-ironic" - CMJ Magazine; "Mature, infectious collection of indie rock" - www.metromix.com; "The Rolls set themselves apart by sporting wide-open panoramic production" - Magnet; "Energy to spare and an infectious never-say-die spirit" - Willamette Week |
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Music Style
Alternative PopHop |
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Musical Influences
Syd Barrett / Velvet Underground / Pixies / Coolio / Mingus |
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Similar Artists
Soul Coughing, Pavement, Beastie Boys, Flaming Lips |
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Artist History
The Rolls are from Chicago via New York City. They have performed at Chicago's Metro and Double Door as well as New York's CBGB, Brownies, and Mercury Lounge. Last summer they were featured on Q101's Local 101 CD. They have also performed at two 1999 NXNW music festival showcases in Portland at Paris Theatre and EJ's. Currently, The Rolls are working on a new CD, expected out December 1999. |
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Group Members
Bill Birck, Mark Brookstein, Bev Burmeister, Matt Sanders, Drew Weir |
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Instruments
Bass, Drums, Farfisa Organ, Guitar, DJ |
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Albums
“Epsilon” EP - 1994, “Girls and Dead Philosophers” EP - 1994, “No Place I’d Rather Be” CD - 1995, “Spain” CD - 1997, “Moj’s Breakdown” CD - 1998, "Incommunicado" CD - 2001 |
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Press Reviews
CMJ, Magnet, Sound Affects (Sweden) |
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Location
Chicago, IL - USA |
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