J Church
J Church formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s as a project for Chris Cohen, who had previously played in the band Cryptacize. Their debut album 'Parts...
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J Church formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s as a project for Chris Cohen, who had previously played in the band Cryptacize. Their debut album 'Parts Unknown' came out in 2004, with the title track becoming one of their better-known songs. The group's lineup has shifted over time, with Cohen remaining at the center.
Their music tends toward atmospheric and introspective sounds, with songs like '(I Want To See) Faye Wong' and 'All Girl Band' showing their range. They've released several albums including 'Here We Are' in 2006, 'The Great Album' in 2009, and 'Between the Branches' in 2014.
In 2009, Cohen faced sexual assault allegations that he denied, which led to a break in the band's activity. He later returned to music. The group has worked with other musicians including Zooey Deschanel and Kevin Morby.
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