The Butterflies of Love
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The Butterflies of Love | |
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| Also known as | Silver Bug, Bug |
| Origin | New Haven, Connecticut, United States |
| Genres | Indie, pop |
| Years active | 1994-present |
| Labels | Coffeehouse Records, Fortuna Pop! |
| Members | Jason Mills Peter Jackson Whitney Neil O'Brien Jeffrey Greene Daniel Greene Scott Amore |
| Website | www |
The Butterflies of Love are an indie pop band from New Haven, Connecticut, United States.[1]
The band was founded as "Silver Bug" (and then renamed "Bug") in the late 1990s by singer-songwriters Jeff Greene and Dan Greene (no relation, though they attended Hamilton College together), the Butterflies of Love have released two albums on US-based Coffeehouse Records and two albums on British independent label Fortuna Pop!. Their fifth single, "It's Different Now", was made Single of the Week in the NME.
Discography
[edit]Singles/EPs
[edit]- I Read Her Diary b/w Dream World 1994 (under band's previous name, Bug) Coffeehouse Records (clear vinyl)
- Rob a Bank b/w Love May Be Possible 1996 Coffeehouse Records (blue sleeve)
- Wild b/w The Brain Service 1997 Secret 7 (UK) / Coffeehouse Records (USA)
- Rob a Bank b/w Drunken Falls 1998 Coffeehouse Records (green sleeve, nearly identical to 1996 single)
- It's Different Now
- Wintertime Queen (2000)
- The Mutation
- Dream Driver
- Orbit Around You (2006)
Albums
[edit]- America's Newest Hitmakers (1996)
- How to Know The Butterflies of Love (1999)
- The New Patient (2002)
- Famous Problems (2007)
References
[edit]- ^ "Butterfiles of Love fluttering in to New Londons Secret Theater". The Day. New London, Connecticut. March 30, 2000. p. 4.
External links
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