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Years active
  
2007-2012 (hiatus)

Record label
  
Matador Records

Genres
  
Garage rock, Indie rock

Labels
  
Matador

Albums
  
Hippies, Free Drugs ;-)

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Members
  
Michael Coomers Curtis O’Mara Jose Boyer

Origin
  
Tucson, Arizona, United States (2008)

Similar
  
Lace Curtains, Gerard Cosloy, Joe Loss, Jay Reatard, Black Lips

Harlem is an American garage rock band comprising vocalist/guitarist/drummer Michael Coomers, vocalist/guitarist/drummer Curtis O'Mara and bassist Jose Boyer, formerly of Chapel Hill-based The Gondoliers and The Kashmir.

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History

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Harlem started in Tucson, AZ before relocating to Austin where they generated a mountain of attention, both with their live shows and their self-issued 2008 album Free Drugs ;-), mastered by Nathan Sabatino at Loveland Recording Studios.

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Matador signed the Austin, Texas trio to a multi-record, worldwide deal. Harlem recorded their 2nd album in the summer of 2009. Hippies, was released on April 6, 2010. It was recorded by Mike McHugh at "The Distillery" in Costa Mesa, California. The band supported The Dead Weather in July, 2010. As of April 2012, the band is on an indefinite hiatus as all members are busy with other projects.

Coomers currently performs with Lace Curtains (also featuring Bloc Party's Matt Tong), who have released the albums The Garden of Joy and the Well of Loneliness on 1 August 2009, and A Signed Piece of Paper on 28 October 2014.

O'Mara currently plays with Grape St., and Boyer is performing with Daytona.

Albums

  • Free Drugs ;-) (self-released, 2008) (Matador (re-released), 2009)
  • Hippies (Matador, 2010)
  • EPs

  • LSD Saves 7" ([Female Fantasy Records, 2010)

  • Harlem (band) March 2010 Austin Town Hall

    Harlem (band) A new band is born Daytona EP release at Shea Stadium on 0302

    Harlem (band) Harlem Band Profile and Upcoming New York City Concerts Oh My

    Songs

    Cloud PleaserHippies · 2010
    Gay Human BonesHippies · 2010
    Someday SoonHippies · 2010

    References

    Harlem (band) Wikipedia