
Mike Fiore took a few minutes to answer the same five questions Stranded In Stereo always asks:
Hailing from Boston makes us better than all those non-Boston bands because
We have Steve Gisselbrecht.

The Microphones and Joanna Newsom. And Neil Young.
Your favorite Boston venue to perform in is
Zuzu.
Are there any genres that influence your music conceptually, rather than sonically? (In that you can’t hear from simply listening to the music, but from getting into the structure or mathematics of the song-writing, etc.)
Yeah, there are things that affect the writing in that way, but I don't think a particular genre does it for me. The things that do don't even have to be musical, necessarily. I usually find a lot of the same qualities in all of the things I like, be it a song, or a poem, or a drawing. I suppose I just try to attach myself to those little moments of clarity, and imitate them as best I can.
Your favorite local bar to hit up when not doing the whole band deal is
The Druid.
[Myspace] http://www.myspace.com/facesonfilm (stream songs from The Troubles here!)
Catch them live: July 9th @ Middle East Upstairs with the Bon Savants and Badman.
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