The Cozyrs have been an on-again, off-again musical concern for almost 20 years now. The duo is made-up of Fab Claxton (lead singer of The Marvelous Beauhunks) and Mark Abbey (National Boom-Box Champion, 8 years running), and the tracks that form their 2011 release "Get Real, Amigo" are the first official releases from the group. Until now, the band has been content to keep their filthy, trashy noise-rock songs safely under lock-and-key in an undisclosed location. But now, the time is nigh to unleash these songs upon an unsuspecting world!
A fast, up-beat alternative rock song about the Facebook generation. Jangly guitars over a bouncing bass line. Lots of songs have ups and downs. This song is just pure up. It's fast, it's wild, and it's a little bit unhinged. Would be perfect for high-energy scenes, parties, fast getaways. Male Vocals, Indie Rock, Alt Rock
It's a simple yet very off-beat song with a backbone anchored on a bass hook that spirals through different levels of chaos. Very bass-heavy. Its quirky lyrics and winding panic might remind you of the revelations you had on your last acid trip. The White Stripes meets Death From Above 1979. Male Vocals, Indie Rock, Alt Rock
Simple and catchy, with quirky lyrics and a throbbing bass line that drill into your head and make themselves at home. It''s a song that asks the age-old question, "How''d ya, how''d ya, how''d ya, how''d ya get that hair?". It''s a thumping dance-rock number with an explosive chorus. Male Vocals, Sports, Extreme Sports Music
Ever been way too drunk, stumbling around some club to find your friends and desperately trying keeping your drinks down? This is a heavy, stripped down indie rock song based on that lost, room-spinning feeling. It has a hook that''s both catchy and jarring at the same time. Also - cool guitar, Male Vocals, Sports, Extreme Sports Music
A dark, brooding, sinister alternative rock song, with hints of electro and industrial. Sounds like Nine Inch Nails jamming with Depeche Mode. Would be perfect for darker moments or sports highlights. Simple, yet creepy. A winning combination. Male Vocals, Sports, Extreme Sports Music
A dreamy, jazzy song all about our societal addiction to television. The song floats along in a calm, inviting manner until 1:48 when all Hell breaks loose in a barrage of distorted guitars, smashing drums, and shouted vocals. Would suit quirky moments, light-hearted commercials. Male Vocals, Indie Rock, Alt Rock
A hockey organ, droning bass-line, and grinding, shrill, belt-sander-inspired guitars come together in perfect, loving harmony in this screaming indie-rock tune. Yes, your ears might be bleeding by the end, but in a good way. Chaos never sounded this fun. Perfect for wild party scenes. Male Vocals, Indie Rock, Alt Rock
Tribal beats, creeping bass, and screaming vocals - it's a song about getting messed up in a car crash, and that's pretty much what it sounds like. It builds up quickly, going from dark brooding to raging intensity pretty fast. Loud, catchy, and fast-paced. Male Vocals, Indie Rock, Alt Rock
