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![]() Static Radio NJYour Rating:Average Rating:MusicHometown: New Brunswick, NJ (USA) About:ReviewsMedia: Crimes: 'Crimes' Crimes (ex-Static Radio NJ, Rescuer, Fierce Brosnan) have posted a stream of their new EP on Black Numbers. You can click Read More for the… April 30, 2013 Media: Black Numbers to release EP from Crimes (ex-Static Radio NJ) Black Numbers has announced that they will be releasing the debut EP from New Jersey's Crimes. The band features former members of Static Radio NJ, as well as current members of Rescuer and Fierce Brosnan. The… April 19, 2013 Media: Pale Angels announce 'Primal Play' Pale Angels will be releasing their debut LP Primal Play on August 1, 2013 via Kiss of Death. The trio is comprised of The Arteries' Jamie Morrison, Static Radio NJ's Mike Santostefano and future… April 17, 2013 Tours: Static Radio NJ / Luther / The Arteries Static Radio NJ, Luther, and The Arteries have announced a trip down the East Coast to Gainesville, FL. The tour will be your last chance to see Static Radio as the band has… October 02, 2012 Punknews Podcast: The week of August 28th, 2012 This week on the Punknews Podcast, Kira Wisniewski, Rich Verducci and Adam White are joined by the good sir Derek Perry of Fake Problems and Great Neck. Derek puts on his futurist hat to explain to us what recording of live… August 31, 2012 Break-ups: Static Radio NJ (2002 - 2012) New Jersey punk act Static Radio NJ have announced that they are hanging it up after ten years together. The band posted to their Facebook: Hey everyone. We're celebrating TEN YEARS by breaking up! Last tour is in… August 27, 2012 Tours: Bouncing Souls record release shows Bouncing Souls have announced two record release shows celebrating their ninth studio album Comet due out on June 12th, 2012. The first show will be at Philly's… March 20, 2012 Tours: Static Radio NJ release new songs for charity Static Radio NJ have released three new covers and an original song for a suicide prevention charity, Out of the… December 27, 2011 Streams: Static Radio NJ: 'We Are All Beasts' Our stream today comes from New Brunswick, NJ-based Static Radio NJ. We've got a stream of the band's new full length, We Are All Beasts.You can… October 13, 2011 Streams: Run For Cover Records and Kind of Like Records announce 2011 CMJ Showcase Run For Cover Records and Kind of Like Records have announced the lineup for this year's CMJ Showcase that will be taking place on October 22nd. Run for Cover's lineup consits of Tigers Jaw, Bridge and Tunnel, Koji, Daylight, GDP, Young… October 06, 2011 |
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In 2002 Static Radio started inconspicuously enough: four friends who grew up going to shows and listening to all types of music got together, wrote some songs, and played any show they could get their hands on. Initially, the band reflected much of what had drawn them into punk: simple, aggressive guitars, angry vocals, and speeding drums. As a relatively young band, they cut their teeth on the New Jersey scene the hard way; painstaking trial and error, and above all an unrelenting energy and desire for experiences. Over the years these experiences seeped themselves into the way the band crafted their songs; although they never strayed from hardcore punk their material began to take on additional elements, nuances reflective of their years as a band. Somewhere along the way, two things happened; someone on the opposite side of the country unleashed their legal team upon the band in order to protect the image of their bar-band/ puppet-show/God-knows-what (at which point Static Radio became Static Radio NJ) and more importantly, the band somehow decided that the progression and growth of the band would become the member's main priority. Static Radio NJ don't plan on stopping anytime soon because they simply love what they are doing and couldn't imagine doing anything else but playing to anybody that wants to listen.