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See You Next Tuesday

See You Next Tuesday came out of Buffalo, New York in the early 2000s with Alex Koehler on vocals, Dave Kovacs on guitar, Matt Smith on bass, and Brian...

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See You Next Tuesday came out of Buffalo, New York in the early 2000s with Alex Koehler on vocals, Dave Kovacs on guitar, Matt Smith on bass, and Brian Browning on drums. They put out a debut EP called 'Screaming Is for Babies' in 2003, followed by albums like 'This Arm Is My Trumpet' in 2005 and 'You Think You're John Lennon?' in 2006.

Their 2008 album '11/27/07' took its title from the date Koehler's younger brother died by suicide, and the record dealt with that loss directly. Other song titles from around that time, like 'Honey I've Never Had Sex That Wasn't Awkward' and '8 Dead, 9 If You Count The Fetus,' give a sense of their blunt, confrontational style.

They kept releasing music through 2012 with albums like 'Parasite' and 'Bad Luck.' The band's name itself was a point of contention, and Koehler's stage presence often drew strong reactions, but they maintained a steady output for about a decade.

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