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Contact Comfort Durham, North Carolina
Contact comfort is a three-piece Emo/Pop Punk get up from NC (Raleigh-Durham area). Newly formed in 2021, Contact Comfort brings energy, clever and relatable songwriting and punchy choruses to the scene. For fans of Harry Harlow, drum solos, random genre switches and crying about your ex. Contact Comfort is Devin Young on guitar+vocals, Eric Mannion on bass+vocals, and Tim Leong on drums+vocals. ... more
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