The Caulfield Sisters

The Caulfield Sisters, an American independent band from Brooklyn, New York, was founded in 2000 by Cindy Wheeler and Mary Catherine Guidera following the breakup of their previous band Pee Shy. The duo initially recorded a demo under the name 3 Wheeler before forming the Caulfield Sisters, named after Phoebe Caulfield from J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. Their debut EP, Say It With Fire, was released in 2004 by American Laundromat Records. In 2011, they released their single "Two Songs From Mohawk". The band has also notably performed at the CMJ music festival and collaborated with Interpol. They have also been featured on independent radio stations and in art magazines.