The sound of Stereoflower is the sound of a man in constant motion, from town to town, from sunrise to sunset, from happy high to crushing low. It's the sound of a man on the run, from ghosts both new and old, the rats in his walls and from his desolate hometown to a dim-lit stage in the middle of the city.
Stereoflower front man, Alex Elbery says that growing up in his isolated ghost town deep in the heart of the hills of Perth and his daily pilgrimage down to the city have been two major influences of his once-solo-project-now-full-time-band. Early 2008 saw Alex put down his weather beaten and blood stained acoustic guitar and pick up a shiny new white Gretsch, assembling his gang of misfits, drop-outs and visionaries from the fringe of society and transforming his lonesome-traveller folk act (in the vein of Dylan, Bright Eyes, even a few healthy servings of Neil Young) into a 5 man collective dealing in sonic mastery; think Bowie, Sonic Youth, Arcade Fire and a few helpful pointers from Animal Collective.
"Stereoflower is going to show you how hi-fi you can feel when lo-fi is done so sweetly."
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Ten Top Trivia Tips about Stereoflower!
1.Stereoflower can usually be found in nests built in the webs of large spiders.
2.The risk of being struck by stereoflower is one occurence every 9,300 years.
3.Red stereoflower at night, shepherd's delight. Red stereoflower at morning, shepherd's warning.
4.The fingerprints of stereoflower are virtually indistinguishable from those of humans, so much so that they could be confused at a crime scene.
5.Stereoflower were originally called Cheerioats!
6.Originally, stereoflower could not fly.
7.Stereoflower have three eyelids!
8.During the reign of Peter the Great, any Russian nobleman who chose to wear stereoflower had to pay a special stereoflower tax.
9.All shrimp are born as stereoflower, but gradually mature into females!
10.The Eskimos have over fifty words for stereoflower.
