Coffin Caddies

In their live sets, the Coffin Caddies incorporate the technical underpinnings of punk and innovative twists. Singer/songwriter Rei Horror believes that real life is too difficult to write about and that fictional subjects are more entertaining. As a result, the band's lyrics are based on videogames, comic books, and movies — discussing Michael Myers and Spider-Man. When the Coffin Caddies perform covers, they make sure the tunes are rarities blended into their always-changing set lists, consisting primarily of their 21 original numbers. Re-creating the stage personas of the Misfits and the Ramones, the boys use simple three-chord progressions with short, simple melodies and haunting vocals. Oh, and the Coffin Caddies' energy-driven concerts are loud. Very loud.

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Details

The Coffin Caddies perform with Stars Are Falling and Ghost to Glory at the Underground Music Festival on Saturday, November 25, at the Roxy Performing Arts Center, 1645 SW 107th Ave, Miami. All ages are welcome. Call 786-306-4740 or 305-226-0030 or click www.myspace.com/thecoffincaddies for more information.

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