c. hill Pittsboro, North Carolina
My name is Corbie, but I don't like playing solo under my name.
So when I do sad songwriter stuff, I
use the name Land Is.
And when I do apocalyptic noise-pop, I use the name Battle Bridge.
And when I do freeform noise, I use the name peripherals.
It's unnecessarily complicated, I know.
If you wanna hear full-band stuff, look up Alpha Cop, Acid Cop and Where the Buffalo Roamed.
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