'There is Always Something' is not simply the title of an album. It is the a agenda to a one year period in which the four musicians of the Britpop band THE STUD found their way out of Stuttgart's musical quicksand. Therefore, they did not hesitate to travel to Hamburg for some vintage analogous recordings in an original sixties setting provided by Dennis Rux at Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Studios. THE STUD, two Chliean and two German guys, started their never ending search for new sounds at the end of 2006, inspired by Indie, Britpop and Sixties, to find their new individual style. They mix the music of Rubber Soul and Revolver with the drum sound of the Small Faces or the Kinks. Finally, they melt it with modern inspirations. The origin of the band is Santiago de Chile and Barcelona, however the band unite German, English, Spanish and Chilean Culture to create an up to date sound.T.I.A.S. shows the different Inspirations. In commences with 'Turn Around' and 'Shake Your Arms' full of the energy that drives THE STUD from day to day, a musical kick in the nutts deriving from Sixties Garage Punk. The following track 'There is always something', 'Fireflies', 'Out of my Mind' and 'Come' are an homage to modern Britpop. However, there are mysterious psychedelias in 'Real Time' and 'Sunday Morning'.After many years on several stages around Germany, Holland, England and Spain, THE STUD are releasing their second record on Frankfurt based Moonshake Records. On a European tour the STUD will challenge and entertain massive crowds.