The Inevitable Breakups
With last year's release of their debut EP No Wonder You're So Beautiful, The Inevitable Breakups rocketed from the NYC indie rock scene, thanks to such powerful hits as "Justine," "My Mind Is Weak," and "Waiting." The EP, which was co-produced by Richard Lloyd (Television, Matthew Sweet), garnered much attention and evidences the strengths of its songsmith, Daniel Stampfel. The Big Takeover says, "The golden age of NYC new wave is present on No Wonder."
The Inevitable Breakups blend powerful music/melodies reminiscent of The Smoking Popes, early rock n' roll sensibilities of Buddy Holly, and the harmonies of power pop's finest.
Lead singer Daniel Stampfel spent many years in the Dallas rock scene with his band The Skastafarians, who among other accolades, appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. After the disbanding, Daniel moved to NYC and eventually teamed up with veteran drummer and music teacher, M. Dan Peña, formerly of the Joe Pagetta Band.
Drummer Dan perfected his craft in what seemed like an eternity in the Jersey rock scene. With an extraordinary strength for beating the drums and ear for melody, it was a rough cassette recording of Daniel's songs that caught his attention and inspired his weekly train rides into New York.
Former Rosenbergs' bassist Evan Silverman joined the band in August 2003. Soon after, the band returned to the studio to record the crowd favorite "Stephanie" and "All I Want." These songs were released in February 2004 on 7-inch vinyl and CD on RCO Records and will be included on a full-length album later this year.
It is the primary goal of The Inevitable Breakups to be the envy of all previous girlfriends and through extensive performing, find new girls who will inevitably break our hearts.
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Justine
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No Wonder You're So Beautiful
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Produced by Richard Lloyd and The Inevitable Breakups with Julio Peña
Mastered by Emily Lazar at The Lodge, NYC
All songs written and published by Daniel Stampfel (ASCAP)
the inevitable breakups © (p) 2002
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