Office of Future Plans was a music project that was started in 2009 by J. Robbins, the former bassist of

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and frontman/guitarist of

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and

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. Other members are the guitarist/cellist Gordon Withers, bassist Brooks Harlan and the drummer Darrek Zentek (formerly of

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and also a member of Channels). They were signed to Dischord Records and released their only album, '' Office of Future Plans'', on 12 November 2011. In an October 2016 interview, Robbins revealed that Office of Future Plans had split up.

Discography

* '' Office of Future Plans'' (2011)

References

External links

Office of Future Plans' official website
* Musical groups established in 2009 Musical groups from Baltimore Musical quartets Punk rock groups from Maryland {{US-punk-band-stub