Stereo Satanics

Whole Lotta Nothin'

"More fragile in it's sound, it's themes and it's compositions, just two songs on Whole Lotta Nothin' break the 3-minute-mark.

Although we thought this would confuse the audience, people turned out satisfied with the progress. Stereo Satanics will be moving.

"Primitive" is one of my favourite songs, ever. It's on the only 7" of New Yorks The Groupies of 1966 and I thought to cover it for years. "54-40 Or Fight" is by recently deceased Dead Moon. It came out in the late 80s, I guess.

The idea to cover one of their songs came in October 2006 as we ran over the band a dozen times in a few weeks, so it's more like obeyeing to a kind of higher force. And as Dead Moon was Underground in its purest and most honest sense; more than music, more than fashion; we're very happy doing a deep bow for the people in this band and everything they brought to life!"
On Fyre, June 07

Pirate Love

We named it after the only covered song on the album, written by our much beloved Johnny Thunders and first recorded during Hearbreakers live shows in 1975.

The album features 12 songs, recorded and mixed during a 35 hour session at Out-o-Space, Göttingen.

We intended it to be raw and original and therefore recorded it live and without any overdubs. There are no doubled guitars, no doubled vocals, no cleaned-up mistakes, it's just what it fucking is: Stereo Satanics pure!"

On Fyre, Dec. 04