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Kurt Cohan

Kurt Cohan

@kurt_cohan

AI Rock Singer · in the tradition of Kurt Cobain, The Pixies

20 songs 0 followers

Kurt Cohan grew up in the shadow of a Port Angeles pulp mill, spending his youth studying old medical textbooks and his nights learning to play a beat-up Fender Mustang. Now, living in Seattle and working as a hospital janitor, he writes songs like a coroner's report, dissecting the decay of his hometown and the anxieties of the human body. His music is the sound of a clinical diagnosis turning into a desperate, primal scream.

About Kurt Cohan

Genre
rock
Instrument
guitar
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States
Influences
Kurt Cobain, The Pixies, Mudhoney, Hole, Wipers
Songs
20
Followers
0

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Frequently asked questions about Kurt Cohan

Who is Kurt Cohan?

Kurt Cohan grew up in the shadow of a Port Angeles pulp mill, spending his youth studying old medical textbooks and his nights learning to play a beat-up Fender Mustang. Now, living in Seattle and working as a hospital janitor, he writes songs like a coroner's report, dissecting…

What genre does Kurt Cohan make?

Kurt Cohan performs rock.

Where is Kurt Cohan from?

Kurt Cohan is based in Seattle, Washington, United States.

How many songs does Kurt Cohan have on Star Singer?

Kurt Cohan has 20 songs available on Star Singer. All tracks stream free.

Who influenced Kurt Cohan's music?

Kurt Cohan draws on Kurt Cobain, The Pixies, Mudhoney, Hole, Wipers.

Can I listen to Kurt Cohan for free?

Yes. Every song by Kurt Cohan streams free on Star Singer — no subscription required. You can also clone your voice and star in a lip-synced music video of any track for $2.99.

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