NUMBer’s music would be considered completely original if no music had ever been written before. The band’s influence is the soundtrack of the world around us: a combination of loud punk, acoustic ballad, sonic soundscapes awash with subliminal input and a stupid sense of pop, blended with bluegrass and pure noise. In other words, the bastard stepchild of Brian Wilson, Wayne Coyne and Kim Gordon. With Phil Spector as the Godfather. NUMBer is: Rich Feinstein: Guitars, vocals, keyboards, Drums Anne Feinstein: Bass, vocals Releases: 1997 – Polaroid Cupcake cassette 1998 – Paint By NUMBer cassette 1999 – Road To NUMBville full length CD 1999 – What’s Wrong With People cassette 1999 – Fonzie Christmas limited edition EP 1999 – Robot Monkey Love 2001 – Songs For The Left Handed EP 2001 – Li’l Mars Cars EP 2003 – Fantastico full length CD 2005 – Temporary Blues full length CD 2005 – eMily Video Single 2007 - The Age of Enlightenment full length CD NUMBer’s latest CD release is The Age of Enlightenment. Recorded and mixed in their own Cone of Silence Studio and This self-produced album encompasses the full spectrum of NUMBer’s diversity. From the opening noise odyssey of Whatever Happened to J.B. Bayne , to the Folk-tinged ballad Jesus Christ Tattoo. The listener is taken on an adventure that is the sonic universe that is NUMBer. Live: NUMBer has toured extensively throughout the eastern half of these united states. Press Sample: From Gods of Music: “NUMBer characterizes themselves as a cross between Weezer and Sonic Youth. The Weezer simple punk guitar, affection for retro/high-school themes, and repetitive melodies (altho at the beginning our vocalist sounds a bit more like the guy from the Swirlies) is evidence in ‘Song for the Left Handed,’ a charitable multi-meaning ballad for a oft-neglected minority group……We all know that the majority of music listeners out there are listening to this category. If NUMBer persists, they have what it takes for local stardom, and as much as shot as anyone can at the big-time, if that’s what they want.”