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Biography: Hailing from south Florida, Robots & Butterflies was formed in the summer of 2005. Since the beginning they have blended strands of Indie, Pop, and Rock with dueling female/male vocals to create a style all their own. This November the band will be putting out a new and anticipated EP titled "The Library EP". Their brand of music and energetic live performance has landed them on shows with many touring bands, Vans Warped Tour 2006, and Florida Cornerstone Festival 2007. They recently completed their first full east coast tour (self-booked) this summer, and will be hitting the road for a brief winter tour with Rosematter (Lobster Records). They continue to make friends and fans in every city they play. The Library EP:Rather then releasing a record consisting of a collection of broken hearted love songs, Robots and Butterflies, decided to sway away from their peers, and self release, “The Library EP”, a tell all tale that covers everything from, growing up in south Florida, to the hypocrisies of the local scene. Lead by 18 year old female vocalist, Abbie Cessna, this pretentious debut EP brings the band a long way from their humble beginnings, and brings a fresh new sound to their music, by infusing pieces of electronics, gang vocals, and harmonies into the mix. The band’s thirst to make a lyrical statement can be seen on stand out tracks such as “White Teens in Tight Jeans” and “This Semester”. Robots & Butterflies Library EP Songs | 1. | White Teens In Tight Jeans |
| 2. | No Shows In April |
| 3. | All In |
| 4. | This Semester |
| 5. | Out Of Touch (TFN Remix) |
| 6. | Vagrancy |
| 7. | We Only Dance To The Best Songs |
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