You can now download our critically acclaimed album Electricity from iTunes! 
Just click the iTunes logo on our page to launch the store.

We have a new song streaming from all our sites - it's "To Ruin" hope you dig it.

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Cheers!

Theory.


http://www.thistheoryofstatic.com

 

We are stoked that Amplifier.co.nz has picked up our album Electricity and you can now download it from their site! Click on the Amplifier logo to the left on our myspace page to be taken right there.

We are working on iTunes and a few others, so keep checking back!

Also - check out the stonkin' reviews Electricity has been getting, you can find them at http://www.thistheoryofstatic.com/reviews or scroll down on our myspace page to read 'em.

A bit of downtime coming up, but keep an eye out for us in July!

TTOS

Due to the recent tragic circumstances, the Creepshow Productions store has been/will be taken down. Meaning that there will be some downtime until the album is available for purchase online again.

Feel free though, to email info@thistheoryofstatic.com to place your order, either for the digital download or digipak and we will process these as soon as possible.

We apologise for any inconvenience.

THEORY

THIS THEORY OF STATIC
Electricity
Creepshow Productions
4.5 stars

One of the most electrifying (pun intended) new releases of the month comes from a little known Auckland – based act signed to a little known independent label.
This Theory Of Static started life as the solo project of singer Dean Young, but expanded to a full 4-piece band in recent times, resulting in Electricity, the first album made together but third album overall.
Starting off with the brilliant “Set The Controls”, Electricity is 12 tracks of some of the more innovative music you’ll hear from a Kiwi band this year, or any year for that matter.
While the group’s sound does touch on a wide range of influences, it never imitates, instead relying on the guitar work of Jerome Buckleigh and singer Dean Young, and a tight rhythm section, to really give the record personality.
Sure, there’s a guitar lick or a vocal line reminiscent of A Perfect Circle, Deftones or even U2 here and there, but it never gets stuck in that mold. The first single “In Absentia” is testament, with Young’s vocal work melting over a gentle, yet intense guitar riff before closing out with a powerful chorus.
Rock fans, this is one album you won’t want to miss.

-Chris Philpot: Investigate Magazine, March 2009

It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to our label boss Craig Charles who passed away over the weekend. Craig was a guy who believed greatly in this band. He believed in it so much that he created a label and signed us to it. He was enthusiastic and passionate about Theory and will be sorely missed. 
 

Hosted By:
Mystique

When:
Saturday, 7 March 2009

Where:
The Kings Arms
France St
Auckland

Description:
Mystique's 1st B'Day Bash with Mystery Liquid, Slide, This Theory Of Static, Pancreas That & Airspace (& spa pool!) Doors open at 6pm GET THERE EARLY!!!!

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Get ready...

Electricity, the new album from This Theory Of Static is now available for pre-sales at Creepshow Productions in both Digi-Pak CD and MP3 download.

http://www.creepshowproductions.com/store

The album is available from this Sunday March 1st.

You will also be able to get it in selected stores and via iTunes, details coming!

You can also catch us live in support of the album thru March/April in Auckland.

Bugger.
Our album "Electricity" has been delayed - but the good news, probably by not that long! Watch this space for a new release date. Soon!

Stay up to date with what is up in Theory Land. Gig announcements, album purchasing info, studio updates and more.

In Absentia - the first single from Electricity is up... enjoy.