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There are multiple bands named The Coachmen: a) A 1960's Illinois group featuring Dan Fogelberg that released two singles on Ledger Records. b) In 1978, Thurston Moore and JD King formed the Coachmen. They played in the NYC no-wave scene for a while and broke up in 1979. Moore went on to form Sonic Youth. c) The Coachmen were a garage rock Fort Worth, Texas featured on the complication Fort Worth Teen Scene. .

There are 2 groups with the name Life Coach. 1. Life Coach is a collaboration. Following Phil Manley’s 2011 solo debut Life Coach, which Aquarius Records called, “a serious, and seriously kick ass slab of modern minimal krautrock,” Manley set about writing a set of songs that he could perform live. After writing and tracking guitar, bass, synth, and vocals on his own, he recruited his friend and former Golden bandmate drummer Jon Theodore, with whom Manley has been playing music for two decades, as the drummer and second official member of Life Coach. Jon is best known for his...

Coach Said Not To – The name is #71 on an abstinence pamphlet containing 101 ways to turn down sex. Art Rock – Listener-friendly art rock with strong melodies/harmonies and broad sonic influences. Eva Mohn: Guitar/Vocals Linnea Mohn: Bass/Vocals Annika Johnson: Drums Lee Violet: Keys • Lee, Linnea and Eva have known each other for over 10 years. • Linnea knows an exorbitant amount of information about cheese. • Eva and Linnea are sisters and have hyper-extended elbows. • Eva can break-dance. .

Coachwhips were a three-piece noise/punk rock outfit from San Francisco, California formed in 2001. John Dwyer, formerly of Pink and Brown (Dwyer was Pink), was the guitarist/vocalist. John Harlow played the drums and Mary Ann McNamara played the keyboard/tambourine. In their 2nd incarnation, Val (tronic) played the keyboard/tambourine, and Matt Hartman played the drums. The Coachwhips are known for their stripped-down, unpolished garage rock and completely inaudible lyrics, similar to The Oblivians and The Gories. The Coachwhips played their last show in New York City in late 2005. .