Red Stars Theory
About Red Stars Theory
Red Stars Theory form dream-like melodies, awash in layers of sound, mixed with the more agressive sound of the band's indie and punk roots. Red Stars Theory was formed early in late 1994, when James Bertram started playing with Tonie Palmasani, Jeremiah Green and Jason Talley. They got together and found that something just clicked. In Spring and Summer 1995 the group wrote and recorded an eponymous 10-inch EP on Deluxe Records and the "Slow Curve/Castle Rock" 7-inch single on Rx Remedy.
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How Did This Room Get So White
Broken Neck
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Parts Per Million
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September
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Heavyweight January
Becomes For the Kind
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Our Nearest Neighbors
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Parts per Million - Remix
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Boring Ghosts (remix)
Boring Ghosts - Remix
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Goodnight Song
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North to Next Exit
B - North to Next Exit
Parts Per Million [Remix]
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