Armchair Cynics

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The Armchair Cynics are a Canadian rock band from Victoria, British Columbia. Armchair Cynics signed a recording deal early in 2004, with Chad Kroeger's 604 Records. Their first single was entitled "Bang", their second single is entitled "Coalmine", their third single is entitled "Surprise Ending".

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[edit] Members

  • Kenn Coutu: Vocals and Guitar
  • Adam Sutherland: Vocals, Guitar and Synthesizers
  • Aran Puritch: Bass
  • Ryan Rae: Drums

[edit] Discography

  • Coffeeshop Confessions (2003)
  • Killing the Romance (2005)

[edit] Singles

  • Bang
  • Coalmine
  • Surprise Ending

[edit] Trivia

  • In June 2006, Coutu performed with Victoria sketch comedy troupe The 30 Cent Players as a special guest.
  • Coutu is the great-grandson of hockey player Billy Coutu, the first player kicked out of the NHL. Like Billy Coutu, Kenn Coutu grew up pronouncing his last name "Koo-chee".

[edit] External links

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