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Electric Sister
12+ albums
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Oakland, CA-based rock band Electric Sister is releasing its debut full-length record, THE LOST ART OF ROCK & ROLL, on October 25, 2011. The 9-track album includes the title single, “The Lost Art of Rock & Roll.” With influences from the best of classic rock, punk and metal, Electric Sister attacks songs without restraint. Hard, primal, dirty; pure, raw and intense. The recklessness comes from the “nothing left to lose” background of all five guys in the band. Each has survived impactful struggles in music, in life, in relationships, and is finding redemption in the power of rock. Yet, the real specialness of each player makes the collective band a force to contend with. In less than a year, the band’s reputation as a live act has made them a go-to for venues and festivals up and down the west coast, including support slots for Danko Jones, Zeke and Lords of Altamont. Electric Sister will be on the road to support THE LOST ART OF ROCK & ROLL through 2012. Electric Sister is: Thadeus Gonzalez (vocals), Jason Lucero (guitars and vocals), Nicholas Hernandez (guitars and vocals), Pete Pacheco (bass) and Eddie Colmeneras (drums). The record was produced by Electric Sister and Dennis Hill (Hagar/Satriani, Lit, Good Charlotte, Allister) and engineer Kyle Homme (Lit, Matt Costa, Sugarcult, Reel Big Fish). User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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The Lost Art of Rock & Roll
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Two Minutes To Midnight: A Millennium Tribute To Iron Maiden
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Take Your Whiskey Home: A Millennium Tribute To Van Halen 1977-2004
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The Lost Art of Rock & Roll [Explicit]
Electric Gods Series Vol. 1- A Tribute To Eddie Van Halen
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Two Minutes To Midnight (A Millennium Tribute To Iron Maiden)
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Electric Sister
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Two Minutes To Midnight: A Millennium Tribute To Iron Maiden [Explicit]
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The Lost Art Of Rock 'N' Roll
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The Lost Art of Rock and Roll
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Revelations - A Tribute To Iron Maiden's Greatest Hits - The 1980s
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Two Minutes To Midnight: A Millennium Tribute To Iron Maiden CD1