There are at least three artists with the name Stations:

1.) Stations is also an independent indie-rock band originally from leeds consisting of Brothers Ben (guitar) and Sean (drums) Jessen. The band reformed in 2007 with members Dave Evans previously from the brighton-based band Reasons to Remain and Sim Hayward (lead guitar). The new additions to the band have added space and intricacy, opening up their sound onto a new plain. Stations have two Demo EP's and are currently writing and recording their next set of rocking indie TUNES!


2.) Stations from Chicago, IL, Formed in 1979 George Black/David Stowell/Ed Yeo/ Andy Cers/Marty Binder 1982 Live Tracks George Black/David Stowell/ Frank Brodlo/John Elliot Via WNURS Bob Orlovsky at 950 Club The Other Upriver (14 tracks)2000 CD Release available for purchase. Coming to this page soon Various studio quality live tracks New 2007 tracks and a track culled from a 1982 Martin Hannett produced sessions circa 1982 to be released in 2009. Stations stopped playing live in 1988 Also see http://www.punkdatabase.com/wiki/stations 1984 Video Release http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E61mBEguP10 Aired on MTV Basement Tapes /Best Rock Video 1984 High Hopes Film Fest, Seattle, Tracks from 1982 Chicago/StationsMartin Hannett session saved by Marcello at The Waiting Room Recording Studios , Portland, Or. The BASF/2 inch tape coating was coming off after 20+years. The master was sent to be baked by two different pro 'tape bakers'. No go. Then Marcello devised a perfect and non convential way to bake this particular tape and it WORKED. ** Previous band members, Steve Albini from Big Black, Steveo from Ministry, John Elliot from Dessau, Van Christie from Die Warzau. www.myspace.com/stationstheband


3.) Stations was an early post-punk/new wave band from Chicago, from the late 70s until the late 80s. Their early sound was mostly new wave, though they later on they also worked with darker, more Goth tones. They made a video called Fear & Fascination which got airplay on MTV. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.