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Featured Release : The Strokes "Is This It"

* The Strokes are a dynamite hybrid of the bedlam, tension and flash that define the best, seismic New York rock.
- Rolling Stone, Top Ten Albums of 2001

* Who cares if the Strokes didn't invent their sound, as long as they perfected it?
- Time, Best Record of 2001

* (The Strokes' music) has got that rough edge, a ragged soul that gives it authenticity.
- New York Times

The sound of The Strokes is the result of frantic living, and the late nights and the early mornings they've spent making their music in New York City. Their music makes you want to forget who you are, and unlocks the possibilities of what you might want to be.

The Strokes are five close friends who began assembling together at the Music Building in New York City sometime in 1998 to lay down the foundations of a rock 'n roll band. Together on stage at a Strokes show you will see and hear: vocalist/songwriter Julian Casablancas delivering biting lyrics, Fabrizio Moretti beating his drums with furious precision, guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. moving smoothly on his feet while his fingers effortlessly flow over his axe, guitarist Nick Valensi with pick in hand tantalizing you with his quick and raw solos, and bassist Nikolai Fraiture looming like a shadow and plucking away with silent enthusiasm.

To describe each of their personalities and styles would consume too much space. But what can be said briefly about these five friends is that they love what they do. They live their lives to the fullest, they dress as if the 1970's and 80's fell into the same laundry hamper, they're quick to make a joke, and ready to embrace everything you're willing to give them. All together, they remind you to slow down the fast-paced life which you've been living, and exchange it for their's as they take you into their world for the moment you allow them.

The Strokes plan to tour and record for the rest of their lives.