Local band highlight: Clementine and the "L4L" EP

Editors note: This story is told through photos, all of them captured by Kaileen Gruber.

For more information on the writing and recording of the EP, visit the written story below.

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Artist of the week: Clementine, a local five-piece alternative hardcore band.

The Fort Collins band recently recorded an EP over the weekend of Sept. 12-14

Clementine guitarist Kieran Wisell, drummer Caleb Crowe, singer Larin Graff and guitarist Sam Claiborne stand outside the Blasting Room after wrapping up day two of four in recording their upcoming EP, “L4L.” The release date of the EP has not been announced. Updates on the release of “L4L” can be found on the band’s Instagram: @clementinefc.band. (Photo by Kaileen Gruber)

The Blasting Room is a local recording studio, established in 1994. Clementines upcoming EP was produced by Blasting Rooms producer, Miles Stevenson. (Photo by Kaileen Gruber)

Clementine singer Larin Graff motions to guitarist Kieran Wisell’s guitar, which has a sticker featuring the title of their new EP, “L4L.” “We named it ‘L4L’ because we are all locked for life,” Wisell said. The band recently created a series of audience engaging chants that they preform at all their live shows, all of which circle around the band and fans chanting "you know how we knew that? Because we L 4 L!". (Photo by Kaileen Gruber)

Drummer Caleb Crowe, guitarist Sam Claiborne, singer Larin Graff, and guitarist Kieran Wisell wait in a studio break room at the Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colo., for bassist Elizabeth Radman to finish their recording part. The five-piece band mixes serious and funny business and often can be found writing new riffs and cracking jokes. (Photo by Kaileen Gruber)