Artist description Make fun of the rock cliches while ultimately bowing down to them.

Music Style Post-punk classic Rock

Musical Influences Circle Jerks, The Bevis Frond, Barbara Manning, The Slickee Boys, Blue Oyster Cult

Artist History The band's first show was in 1998 at an art opening at Boston's Bad Girrl Studios, and was reviewed in the New York Press. The next year they recorded their first studio record, "Prog Spring". The first song, "living in the shadow of the big block" was one of the most downloaded songs ever on mp3.boston.com. The second song, "my last place", received heavy college radio airplay, and they were nominated "favorite local band" in December, 2000 by The Noise editor Shilo McDonald. Cold Coffee's most recent recording is on the upcoming "Scene of the Crime" compilation on Good Cop/Bad Copper recor

Group Members Sean Dillman Noel Ventresco Carl "Sparky" Treichel Bart Mallio (former member include Joe S. Harringon, now a published author and full-time rock critic, Dan Mechanic, now of Tin Can Telephone, and Bart Mallio, now of St. Joseph's Abbey.

Albums Prog Spring, Scene of the Crime (local punk compilation)

Location Boston, MA - USA

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