Artist description C, only better is acoustic folk punk, blue jeans, fakey electronics, and some sarcasm with a twist of meaning. The band C, only better is Charlie's solo songwriting and recording outlet to express his views of life, liberty, and the persuit of happiness. C keeps things real with acoustic guitars and various homemade instruments, while keeping it fake with electronic drums and lo-tech synth sounds. Put all these elements together on a home digital recording workstation, and you start to get an idea of what happens in C's head at night.

Music Style C, only better is blue jeans, alterna-rock, folk punk with electronic bob-yer-head overtones. C has a way of keeping it simple and delivering solid songs with meaning.

Musical Influences Eels, the Rugburns, Liz Phair, Beatles, Poi Dog, Beck, Bran Van 3000, the Happies, Beth Orton, Chemical Brothers, Greenday, Operation Ivy

Similar Artists Rugburns, Lemonheads, Liz Phair, Beck, Eels, Weezer, Beth Orton, John Oszajca, Ultra Vivid Scene

Artist History C, only better, as a band, was organized in the fall of 2000. C has worked on songwriting and recording with various musicians/friends in the past, and dabbled with his own sound for several years. After a stroke of independence, C focused his musical efforts into the progressive project we all know and love - C, only better. As C's electronic blue jeans style developed, he found a showcase for his songs here at MP3.com.

Group Members C, only better consists of Charlie. He writes the songs, creates the sounds, records the songs, and gives them a home on the web.

Instruments lead and harmony vocals, acoustic guitars, electric guitars, electronic drums, low-tech synths and keyboards, homemade acoustic and electronic instruments, a little creativity.

Albums Songs About Dirt

Press Reviews "C, only better is what I like to call... Music". - C

Location Hermann, Missouri - USA

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