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LENS RECORDS
Lens Records is a Chicago based record label created to help support and distribute the works of artists who prefer to work with a smaller, artist driven label. The label has released a variety of work in different genres including ambient, experimental, dark ambient, electronic, rock, modern classical, electroacoustic and field recordings...
Coffinberry’s blend of honest but intoxicating rock ‘n’ roll is an electrifying mix of unassuming but potent musicianship, gifted and preternatural songwriting, and their humble Ohio valley roots. The combination makes for a quixotic, driving and emotive sound that has been drawing raves from the local Cleveland music scene and beyond. While comparison to Guided By Voices may reflect geographical prejudice, to invoke the names of bands like Spoon and even Superchunk when describing Coffinberry’s stylistically mature and musically rich sound fails to do them justice. Coffinberry executes a sonic authority that permeates their music with untold depth and unrealized passions.
Comprised of brothers Nicholas (Guitars/Vocals) and Anthony Cross (Drums/Vocals), Patrick O’Connor (Bass) and Tony Janicek (Guitar), the band hails from Lakewood, Ohio. With proximity to Cleveland’s historic rock ‘n’ roll roadhouse gene pool, the band’s considerable song writing talent combined with a string of lauded appearances with bands like Futureheads and The Constantines have placed them in the firmament of Cleveland-area up and coming bands. Online ‘zine Utter Trash touched on the difficulty of their characterization: “It wasn’t Newer Wave, and it certainly wasn’t Rockabilly. It was…well, Rock and Roll by a bunch of young twenty-something upstarts, naturally. It was short, it was loud, and it was melodic, with just the right splash of dissonance and feedback splattered about like a fun Jackson Pollack print.’
Songs:
1. Packrat/Survivalist
2. Earthworms In The Sun
3. Freeway Ends
4. Aims Retreat
5. 1983
6. The Ram
7. Write This
8. Clocktower Blues
9. Bombs and Palm Trees
10. Archibald Hoyle
11. Sonogram
12. Two Young Seeds
13. Welcome To Hell
14. Little Child Of Dimentia
15. Temperteam
