A busy week so let’s get to it.
The Evaporators (Photo credit: eych-you-bee-ee-ahr-tee)
First up we have veteran Vancouver punk band, The Evaporators. They have been kicking around the music scene since 1986. “Busy Doing Nothing” is their 6th release and first since 2007. They are joined on the album by The Cribs, Kate Nash, Franz Ferdinand and Fuad & the Feztones.
Hate Being Late
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Next we have the anxiously awaited (by me) album by Said The Whale.
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Canada’s Juno award winner in 2011 for New Group have released “Little Mountain”. This is their 3 album to go along with 9 EPs. The band is based in Vancouver.
Heavy Ceiling
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Our 3rd album is from Calgary alternative band The Ramblin Ambassadors. Have to plug the hometown boys. Check out the dancers, really loving the tune they are.
The Savage
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The last Canadian release for the week country singer, Gord Bamford.
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He released his 5th album with my new favourite drinking song “Is It Friday Yet”. My blogging buddy EG may want to use this as his Friday theme song, no need to thank me.
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The featured international album is the new release by Andrew Bird, “Break It Yourself”.
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Andrew is an intriguing musician as shown by this live version of “Desperation Breeds”.
Desperation Breeds
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- Talent Tuesday – Canadian Releases – February 28, 2012 (joebeans2002.wordpress.com)
Reblogged this on Is It Possible To See It All.
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Dug “Said The Whale”
Sadly, the mental state doesn’t lend itself to gord right now…
Hoping that changes.
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It was more the title than the genre.
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