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High on Stress stopped by the Minneapoliscast Lab in August to perform a few songs and talk with host Tony Thomas.

Upcoming shows:

  • Sep 5 2008 9:00P Fine Line (CD RELEASE SHOW) w/Romantica, Slim Dunlap and the Snaps Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Sep 20 2008 10:00P Fitgers (acoustic show) w/Nick Brakel Duluth, Minnesota
  • Sep 26 2008 8:00P 400 Bar w/the Small Cities, Farewell Milwaukee and Larrks Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Oct 25 2008 9:00P Stasius w/The Red Flags, the Hard Left and Tim Casey and the Martyrs Minneapolis, Minnesota

Songs Performed:

  • Awakened By The Night
  • White Pages
  • Memorial Day

On the Web:

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Yer Cronies – “Divi Divi” Tree
Adam Svec – Can’t Wait For October
Doomtree – Drumsticks
High On Stress – Abbey Rose
Ruby Isle – So Damn High

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Nick had his song and he was talking about getting somebody to sing. I thought, you sound fine singing these songs, these are your songs…You start thinking you need somebody who can really sing or you need someone who has some sort of vocal presence or something and then you realize that what you really need are some people who can sing songs that they wrote that are honest reflections of their own emotions. And that’s always going to be better than trying to have somebody else sing something that doesn’t come from the heart.

-High on Stress drummer Mark Devaraj talking about singer Nick Leet’s reluctance to front the band when they first got together.

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