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Charles Brown Superstar where are you?

Discussions about the new generations of bands influenced by '80s New Wave and Postpunk

Charles Brown Superstar where are you?

Postby elektrikblu » Tue Jan 20, 2009 8:59 am

Has anyone out there in NWOland heard of this group and do you have any mp3s of said OOP EP and 2 albums. I've looked. :( I seem to remember them having a more new wave sound than their new Warlocks incarnation. I could be wrong. Any help would be appreciated.

Charles Brown Superstar issued two singles and two full-length albums before calling it a day. Hecksher was later invited to play on Beck's Stereo Pathetic Soul Manure (Flipside), then -- along with James Ambrose -- formed Magic Pacer, who waxed two albums for Win Records before Hecksher splintered off to do his own thing. Over the course of several years and many personnel changes, Hecksher eventually formed his eight-piece band, calling them the Warlocks, a moniker that had been previously used by early incarnations of both the Velvet Underground and the Grateful Dead.

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