Plastic Inevitables

Plastic Inevitables are a garage-pop trio from humble beginnings. As childhood friends, they began playing music recreationally in the farmlands of Cincinnati, Ohio. Utilizing the only instruments available (three cows and a broomstick), they forged a friendship that continues to fuel their music. In 2006 the high school freshmen learned that cows have terrible stage freight, and thus formed a rock band. They chose the moniker "Super Tuesday," adopted from their view of Tuesdays, along with their first public performance falling on the political day of the same name.

For their 2010 New Years resolution the band vowed never to "go political" again, and changed their name to Plastic Inevitables. In the months that followed, they recorded their first full length album, "The Show Piece," using only 6 mics and GarageBand. Shortly after its release they beat out 45 bands to take 1st place in a massive Battle of the Bands, and secured a spot in Cincinnati's premier local music festival (The Midpoint Music Festival). Plastic Inevitables then recorded their sophomore LP in 2011 with the help of new manager and producer Jack Macejko. Entitled "Technicolor Hand Fruit," the album is a delight to both the ears and the taste buds. 

A new EP is currently being recorded. "Fix It Up Chappie" will "cover" songs from the band's past in an attempt to put a new twist on old songs.