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The Velcro Stars are an indie pop band based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Their indie pop roots began with Columbia natives Shane and Keith playing guitar and writing songs together after high school. They were joined in 2001 by Rebekah. Danial was a high school acquaintance and joined them as their bassist in 2001 as well. After going through several drummers, Andy filled the position - playing with them in 2005.

Active members

Shane Spresser (guitar, vocals)
Keith Pratt (guitar, vocals)
Rebekah Kidd (keyboards, vocals)
Danial Norman (bass)
Andy Spore (drums)

Inactive members

Paul (drums)

Releases

  • Various Velma vs. Daphnie Demos
  • Various Velcro Stars demos
  • Heart Disease / Shock and Awe Demo
  • The Lost EP
  • Velcro Stars 7-track Self-titled EP (2005)
  • Unofficial Live @ Gentleman Jim's Bootleg DVD (2005)' ' - circulating
  • Hiroshima's Revenge (2006)


Reviews

"The Velcro Stars are one of the most interesting, original, and level-headed bands to come out of Murfreesboro in a long time. Their songs are simplistic and well arranged, and bring with them hints of Pavement, Blake Babies, and Superchunk." (Nashvillezine.com)

"Murfreesboro’s Velcro Stars make catchy, head-bobbing indie rock that surely would have landed them on the Spongebath label back in the ’90s along with stylistically similar Boro band The Features, if they had been around back then. Actually, the Velcro Stars’ song 'Just Where My Time Goes' has one of those great singalong codas that have made The Features’ shows so fun for so long. Viva la fun rock." (The Nashville Rage)

"The Velcro Stars were next, and they gave us an awesome high energy performance that showed why they’re one of Murfreesboro’s best bands. Their mid-90s Chapel Hill-esque sound is clearly one of the most exciting things going on around here these days. I feel like everytime I see that band I become a bigger fan." (Nashvillezine.com)


Official Band Website
Band's Myspace Page