Heavy Stereo

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English glam indie rock / Britpop band from Durham, active in the mid 1990s.

Members:
Gem Archer (Vocals, Rhythm Guitar)
Pete Downing (Lead Guitar)
Nez (Bass)
Nick Jones (Drums)
Sites:
MySpace, Wikipedia
Members:
Aubrey Nunn, Gem Archer, Nick Jones (19), Pete Downing

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Albums
ESCA 6581 Déjà Voodoo — Heavy Stereo Heavy Stereo Déjà Voodoo (Album) Creation Records ESCA 6581 Japan 1996 Sell This Version
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Singles & EPs
CRE213 Smiler — Heavy Stereo Heavy Stereo Smiler (Single) Creation Records CRE213 UK 1995 Sell This Version
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ESCA 6292 Sleep Freak — Heavy Stereo Heavy Stereo Sleep Freak (Single, Maxi) Creation Records ESCA 6292 Japan 1995 Sell This Version
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CTP213 Freedom Bug — Heavy Stereo Heavy Stereo Freedom Bug ‎(12", S/Sided, Ltd, Promo, W/Lbl) Creation Records CTP213 UK 1995 Sell This Version
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CRESCD218P, CRESCD218 Chinese Burn — Heavy Stereo Heavy Stereo Chinese Burn (Single) Creation Records CRESCD218P, CRESCD218 UK 1996 Sell This Version
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SCR 663093 2 Mouse In A Hole — Heavy Stereo Heavy Stereo Mouse In A Hole (Single, EP) Creation Records SCR 663093 2 Austria 1995 Sell This Version
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HEAVY 001 Untitled — Heavy Stereo Heavy Stereo Untitled ‎(7", S/Sided, Promo) Creation Records HEAVY 001 UK 1996 Sell This Version

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pyenapple

November 7, 2022
This group was pretty damn great, glammy reverbed rock in 1995. But in 1996 they started working with producer Steve Orchard, and (nearly) everything they did with him was sludgy Oasis-lite with really unsympathetic production. It's a shame when a label (Creation) and a producer push a band into a direction that isn't them. McGee and Orchard wrecked this band.

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