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Based in Nashville, self-coined "bootgaze" band Creature Comfort has built a dedicated following with their unique blend of indie rock, country, and Americana. Comprised of Jessey Clark, Alex Robinson (slide and acoustic guitar/vocals), Cole Bearden (bass), Jo Cleary (violin), and Taylor Cole (drums), the acclaimed group has performed sets at Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and Lightning 100's Live on the Green, and garnered coverage from NPR Music, American Songwriter, Wide Open Country, Nashville Scene, DittyTV, and many more. Since the release of their 2013 debut album, Fox Tales, Creature Comfort's sound has evolved and expanded, adding folk elements that add an authentic nod to the band's country roots. Those country influences can be found within the soundscapes of their 2020 album Home Team, produced by Drew Vandenberg (Faye Webster, of Montreal, Toro y Moi), including the infectious, foot-stomping single "Big, Buff, and Handsome." With 2024's The Honeymoon EP, a musical love letter to Clark's now-wife released on their first wedding anniversary, Creature Comfort offers another captivating preview of what's to come. With a new album currently in its final stages of creation, the band plans a return to the road in 2025, kicking off an exciting new chapter in their creative career.
Creature Comfort plays a self-coined 'bootgaze' sound, blending indie rock, country, and Americana, as heard on their album Home Team.
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The band members are Jessey Clark, Alex Robinson, Cole Bearden, Jo Cleary, and Taylor Cole.
Creature Comfort is a band based in Nashville, Tennessee.