Stutterfly
Stutterfly formed in the late 1990s when childhood friends Ben Cochran and Drew Henkels started playing together. They brought in bassist Jeff Brown and...
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Stutterfly formed in the late 1990s when childhood friends Ben Cochran and Drew Henkels started playing together. They brought in bassist Jeff Brown and drummer Mark Miller to round out the lineup, drawing from grunge and post-hardcore influences.
Their 2004 album 'Collision of Echoes' included the song 'Burnt Memories,' which became their most recognizable track. They followed it with albums like 'The Other Side of Silence' in 2006 and 'The End of the World' in 2012.
Their lyrics often dealt with themes of relationships and emotional struggle, which connected with some listeners while others found them too heavy. Songs like 'Bury Me (The Scarlet Path)' and 'Fire Whispers' continued in that vein.
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