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The CS EP: Originally recorded for promotional purposes, this 5 song EP has become The Stranger Still's most popular recording do date.

Live at The Walnut Room: This all live album is essentially a best of from The Stranger Still's performances at one of Denver, Colorado's premier venues, The Walnut Room.

The Stranger Still is currently in the stages of completing their debut studio album. It is expected to be released in very early 2008.

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The music of The Stranger Still is emphatically referred to as a synthesis of “fatt rock and roadhouse”. And once you’ve heard them perform it is hard to deny that is exactly what you have just experienced. Their heavy set, driving rock with piercing melodies and a hint of dirty southern soul are combined seamlessly to create this uniquely contagious brand of modern rock. In no uncertain terms, The Stranger Still is on a mission to bring the art of songwriting and skilled musicianship back to the forefront of mainstream music. It’s time to say goodbye to the flavor of month fads and open your ears to the soulful expression and intensity that is embodied in the timeless sound of The Stranger Still.

The Stranger Still was formed in mid 2005 from former members of popular niche bands Jitney Ride and Jay. In the short time since the bands conception, the members of The Stranger Still have quickly made a name for themselves. Known for their intense live performances and classic stage presence, they have built a strong fan base of loyal concert goers. Each member of The Stranger Still blends their own style into their diverse library of music while maintaining continuity and creating an uncommonly unique sound. The warm bluesy vocals and graceful acoustic guitar of Jon Rise are masterfully accented by the powerful lead guitar of Cody Lane, and strong sophistication of Andrew Ward’s piano and organ work. That, combined with the solid, full bodied bass guitar of Steve Gymer and the relentless percussion of Josh Pryor, creates a sound that cannot be ignored.

Aside from their seemingly bottomless well of creative inspiration, The Stranger Still is deeply invested in the business end of the music industry, tirelessly promoting and marketing themselves in order the spread the word about what they believe to be the next great wave of rock music. With their debut studio album in the final fazes and an aggressive push towards national recognition, it won’t be long before The Stranger Still is a common site on theatre and concert hall marquees across the nation.