Static in Stereo - From Age of Electric To Static in Stereo

From Age of Electric To Static in Stereo

Before Static in Stereo was Age of Electric, which was hailed as one of Canada’s leading alternative rock bands of the 1990s. The group consisted of Todd and John Kerns and brothers Ryan and Kurt Dahle. The group met while growing up in small town Saskatchewan and formed Age of Electric in 1989. The group received some success with the release of their EP Ugly in 1993; however, their commercial triumph followed the major label releases of their two last albums The Age of Electric (1995) and Make a Pest a Pet (1997). The band's last album went gold in Canada (sold more than 50,000 albums). Their hard-rock edge attracted audiences as they toured with bands such as Our Lady Peace. By the late 1990s, the Dahle brothers had begun releasing albums with their side project Limblifter and the Kerns brothers had begun writing music that was going in a different direction. In 1999, the band broke up and soon Static in Stereo was formed.

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