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Bands To Watch: The Plastic Constellations

Submitted by Chris DeLine on February 9, 2006 – 3:52 pmNo Comment

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Minneapolis’ The Plastic Constellations have received immense critical acclaim in recent years, including a recent mention on SPIN Online’s Band of the Day. Without knowing better, the band’s bio and interviews would leave you with a sinking feeling that this group of twenty somethings are nothing more than an American Sum 41 with tunes laced with tongue-in-cheek innuendo. Oh how wrong you’d be. While the birth of TPC came in 1995 as a way for some 14 year olds to come together and have fun making music, the group has blossomed into a solid musical assembly. Now seasoned, the band’s sound finds itself privileged by experience without the burden of sounding like an outdated version of its former self.

The Plastic Constellations “Iron City Jungle”
The Plastic Constellations “Keep It Live”

The Plastic Constellations “Sancho Panza”
The Plastic Constellations “Davico”

The Plastic Constellations: Official Site

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