A.V. Club: Best of the Decade

Artist The Apples In Stereo

  • Joshua Kessler

When Robert Schneider and friends set up a studio in their Denver apartment in the early ’90s, there was no predicting that the sloppy group would evolve into The Apples In Stereo, one of the most influential indie bands of the decade. The Apples faded from view after 2002’s punky Velocity Of Sound, but rebounded with new members Bill Doss of OTC on keys and John Dufilho of The Deathray Davies on drums, and released 2007’s super-catchy ELO-esque New Magnetic Wonder on Elijah Wood’s Simian label. In 2008, The Apples followed up with a B-sides compilation, Electronic Projects For Musicians.

Updated 11/16/2009

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