Armchair Cynics
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Armchar Cynics 2009 (L-R) Ryan Rae, Kenn Coutu, Adam Sutherland, Aran Puritch
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Victoria, British Columbia, Canada |
| Genres | Rock |
| Years active | 2000–2010 |
| Labels | 604 |
| Website | armchaircynics |
Armchair Cynics was a rock band from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada formed in 2000 by Kenn Coutu (vocals/guitar), Adam Sutherland (guitar) Ford Michael Piercey (bass) and Ryan Rae (drums). They recorded a self-released album Coffee-shop Confessions in 2003.[1][2] In 2004 the band signed a recording and development contract with Vancouver based 604 Records. In 2005 they released the EP Killing the Romance distributed by Universal Music Canada.[3] The recording resulted in three singles: "Bang", "Coalmine" and "Surprise Ending". On October 6, 2009, the band released their debut full length album titled Starting Today produced by Dave Genn, and mixed by Mike Fraser.[4] After disbanding, Kenn Coutu started an Alternative Country band called Bucko & Toad with his wife.[5][6]
Discography
Albums
Coffee-shop Confessions (2003)
Killing the Romance (2005)
Starting Today (2009)
Singles
- "Surprise Ending" – Killing the Romance
- "Coalmine" – Killing the Romance
- "Bang" – Killing the Romance
- "Ablaze" – Starting Today
- "Kelly" – Starting Today
- "Believe" – Starting Today
- "Can't Sleep" – Starting Today
Side-Projects
References
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External links
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