Cousins (band)

Cousins is a British rock band, formed in the late 1960s. Known primarily for their blues-influenced rock and distinctive vocal harmonies, Cousins gained a following on the UK music scene playing live shows and releasing a handful of singles.

While not achieving mainstream commercial success, Cousins built a reputation for their energetic performances and tight musicianship. Their sound often drew comparisons to other British rock acts of the era, incorporating elements of blues, rock and roll, and some progressive rock influences.

The band's lineup shifted over time, though the core members remained consistent for a significant portion of their activity. Though they never released a full-length studio album during their initial run, recordings of their live performances and demos have circulated amongst collectors and fans.

Cousins disbanded in the mid-1970s. Information about any reunion or continued activity is scarce.