Name: Researching The Blues
Brand: Redd Kross

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375 Media

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Release date

2018-12-07

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129633

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Redd Kross

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Merge

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Garage / Surf / Trash

Redd Kross is an American alternative rock band hailing from Hawthorne, California. With a rich musical history spanning several decades, they have become synonymous with the vibrant and diverse music scene of Southern California.
Influenced by a wide range of artists including *The Posies*, *The Weirdos*, and *The Zeros*, Redd Kross has crafted their own unique sound that blends elements of punk, power pop, and garage rock. Their energetic performances and catchy melodies have garnered them a dedicated fan base around the world.
Known for their high-energy live shows and infectious hooks, Redd Kross continues to captivate audiences with their raw talent and undeniable charisma. Their discography includes critically acclaimed albums such as "Phaseshifter" and "Researching the Blues," which showcase their ability to create timeless music that resonates with listeners across generations.

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Researching the Blues features 10 songs clocking in at just under 32 minutes. With songs written by Jeff and produced and mixed by Steven, the album is by far the band’s favourite record. Steve says, “It has themost singular artistic vision of any record we’ve done. It’s just 10 really fucking awesome songs that have the ability to move you in many different ways.” Founded 34 years ago in Los Angeles during the first wave of LA punk rock by brothers Jeff and Steven McDonald (then respectively 15 and 11 years old), Redd Kross cut their teeth opening for Black Flag at a middle school graduation party. Their debut recordings caught the attention of Rodney Bingenheimer, who quickly became a fan as he spun their Ramones-inspired songs like Annette’s Got The Hits and I Hate My School on the world-famous KROQ. In 2006, Jeff and Steven announced their reunion with the “classic Neurotica” line-up, joined once again by guitarist Robert Hecker (IT’S OK) and drummer Roy McDonald (The Muffs).

Researching The Blues

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