Artist description Stereo Scooter, was a a pale, hispanic boy from Grand Prairie, Texas, who plays guitar, and bass, sings and uses a drum machine because he not only doesn't own a drumset, but couldn't play one if he had one. However, now Stereo Scooter is a power trio, and by power I mean..well I don't know what I mean exactly, but it includes bassist Paul burke, and drummer Hector

Music Style It's kind of Rock, a little Soul, a little indie, okay so I don't know what the hell I'm talking about, you be the judge

Musical Influences broken hearts, girls, a hate for working, girls, and a couple of things I'd like to not mention right now

Similar Artists I hear I sound a lot like Pavement but I don't really listen to Pavement so I wouldn't know, I guess it's kind of indie, rock, alternative, (place genre here)

Artist History After been in a number of failed bands in high school Stereo Scooter,aka Ed Guadulupe Steigman, decided that it was time to do things DIY (also he ran out of musicians in the Grand Prairie area that were willing to play with him)and he bought himself some recording equipment and begin making demos, and in the fall of 2002 Stereo Scooter was created out of the ashes of such great bands as the Pyrotechnik Eskimos, Roger, The fast Eddy and the M.O.R.O.N.'s, Everyone but Gus, Lil' Mac, and Making Jen. Then Paul Burke joined the line up, along with Shaun. then Shaun left, so hector joined in. Somewhere in there was Andrew, Matt, and Chase all at seperate times. Hope you enjoy

Group Members Stereo Scooter recordings: Ed Guadalupe Steigman and BOSS ;Stereo Scooter Band: Ed Guadalupe Steigman, Paul Burke, and Hector

Instruments guitar, bass, drums, vocals

Albums White Trash, Jewish, and Catholic Girls EP

Additional Info Stereo Scooter would like to thank you all

Location Grand Prairie, Texas - USA

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