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San Diego's The Stereotypes, formed in 2001 by John Finkbiner(vocals) and Mike Kamoo(guitar), have a classic sound that mines late-60's jangly psych-pop, indie-garage-rock, and 80's alternative with a post-punk D.I.Y. aesthetic. The band, which also includes Dante Conti(guitar), Tim Hines(bass), Steve Blake(keyboards) and Charlie Mcree(drums), released it's first EP(1-red) to much critical acclaim. The Stereotypes, with their infectious guitar pop melodies, soon found themselves opening shows for the legendary Buzzcocks, Spoon, Supergrass, among others. Although favorably compared to bands such as Wilco, Tom Petty, The Church, The Velvet Underground and The Strokes, the band remains completely fresh and original. The...

Ermak Gordey aka Stereotype was born in 1989, in Chernigov (Ukraine). Since 2009 Stereotype's sound moved to deep/minimal dnb. In 2009 he formed project called "Science Fiction" together with Moscow neurofunk producer Paperclip. Nowadays Stereotype has supports from many labels, producers and dj's all over the world. .

The Stereotypes were a 70's Experimental Jazz Rock band from Coventry, UK. Evolving from Ens, they changed their name ( to Reluctant Stereotypes) following the departure of Pete Bosworth, who was was one of the founding members. The line up of Stereotypes Mk I, was Steve Haddon - Guitar, Steve Edgson - Clarinet/Sax/Guitar, Mick Hartley - Bass, Chris Dunne - Drums, Martyn Bates - Vocals & Paul Sampson - Guitar. The band signed with Oval and released their first single in 1979. They suffered a fairly major split shortly afterwards - mainly because Steve Haddon was being really ars3y about...

Arizona post-hardcore outfit Stereotyperider is a band with a great many influences on their collective sleeve. While much of their music is based on a solid grounding of the kind of technically-minded post-hardcore with which many post-2000 Dischord Records bands have gained notoriety, they never stick to a rigid formula. Being one of the few bands on Suburban Home Records who don't deal in alt-country-influenced punk rock (specializing instead in a catchy brand of loose-limbed, widdly post-hardcore), they're immediately set apart from their peers. .