The Static Age

The Static Age is a band formed in Chicago, IL, in 2001 by longtime friends Andrew Paley (lead vocals/guitar), Adam Meilleur (bass), and Bobby Hackney (drums). They have a strong connection to the music scene in both Chicago and Burlington, VT, where they initially developed their roots. Over the years, The Static Age has developed a unique sound within the post-punk revival genre. One of their notable releases is the album "Neon Nights Electric Lives," which was originally released in 2005 and later re-released with remixes from notable artists like Jade Puget of AFI and Dave Walsh of The Loved Ones. The band has been active in touring and has performed acoustic sessions, showcasing their versatility. They have also been working on new material and have plans for further touring and releases.

Their recent discography includes albums and EPs such as "Depths," "Traffic Dreams," "Split," "Mercies," "In the City of Wandering Lights," "I / O," and "Blank Screens," indicating a continued creative output and engagement with their audience. The Static Age's music reflects a journey of growth and exploration, blending elements of punk and post-punk with a hopeful and artistic vision.

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