ON THE CAM Various Artists 1999

 

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Compilation on the Touch And Go record label

 

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1	The Black Heart Procession–	Blue Tears	4:58
2	Blonde Redhead–	Distilled	3:31
3	The Delta 72–	Pleased And Honored Pt. 2	4:22
4	Don Caballero–	Room Temperature Suite	5:34
5	June Of 44–	Cardiac Atlas	5:10
6	P.W. Long's Reelfoot–	Fly Trap Lair	2:49
7	Rachel's–	An Evening Of Long Goodbyes	5:32
8	Red Stars Theory–	Tremely	4:57
9	Seam–	Intifada Driving School	3:17
10	Shannon Wright–	All These Things	2:47
11	Shipping News–	Books On Trains	5:28
12	Skull Kontrol–	New Rock Critic	1:46
13	The Sonora Pine–	Cloister	6:10
14	Storm And Stress–	Orange Cone Made No Noise	10:22
15	Uzeda–	Stomp	6:21

RED STARS THEORY Life In A Bubble Can Be Beautiful 1999

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Artist Biography by Heather Phares

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 softer, gentler version of the band's emotive sound and guest performances from indie stars like Lois Maffeo. Their self-titled sophomore effort followed a year later.

 Tracklist 

1	How Did This Room Get So White	5:21
2	Combinations And Complications	5:33
3	Parts Per Million	8:41
4	Boring Ghosts	3:54
5	A Sailor's Warning	6:47
6	September	4:26
7	An Alarm Goes Off	10:06