Monday, November 26, 2012
Rheostatics CANCEL all 3 Horseshoe Shows...*UPDATE*
Some very unfortunate news from Dave Bidini's Facebook
page today regarding the upcoming Rheostatics shows at the Horseshoe, below is
what he had to say:
"hate
to bring this bad news on this good day, but RHEOSTATICS are cancelling all of
our horseshoe shows. refunds at the club, details to follow. martin is unable
to perform at this time. we tried hard to make it work, but could not. i am
terribly sorry and devastated by this transgression. we love you all so very
much for your support."
Hoping everything is alright with
Martin, sending out good vibes.
Joe Cornelisse-SMM
UPDATE
Here is an official statement from the band
"The Rheostatics regretfully must cancel their upcoming 3 shows at The Horseshoe Tavern on December 5th and 6th. Lead guitarist and vocalist, Martin Tielli, is unable to perform. The band sends out its sincere apologies to the Horseshoe Tavern who were so kind as to extend the gig invitation to the band and to all of our fans
who showed their support by purchasing tickets to the event."
UPDATE
Here is an official statement from the band
"The Rheostatics regretfully must cancel their upcoming 3 shows at The Horseshoe Tavern on December 5th and 6th. Lead guitarist and vocalist, Martin Tielli, is unable to perform. The band sends out its sincere apologies to the Horseshoe Tavern who were so kind as to extend the gig invitation to the band and to all of our fans
who showed their support by purchasing tickets to the event."
Labels:
Dave Bidini,
Horseshoe Tavern,
Rheostatics,
Toronto
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
D-Sisive | Jonestown 3.The Dream Is Over
......an email from D-Sisive
Album Producer: Muneshine
Music has never been my therapy.
Maybe it’s because my past tragedies are the foundation for most of my work, but I’ve never been able to relate to an artist who credits his|her music as therapeutic. I’ve always had to dig. Time travel. Back to memories I wished I’d never remember again. Fortunately, and unfortunately, that’s never the case. We can suppress them. Pack them away in Tupperware. But they always come back. In dreams. The shower. During movies or songs. Smells. Meals. Something always seems to trigger them when you least expect it. This is why creating, intentionally fishing, could never be therapeutic for me.
Banana Bread [a song on Jonestown 3] was inspired by a fan’s letter telling me she asked her grandmother to pray for me. The opening lines brought me to an afternoon I spent with my father. He was telling me about the day my grandmother, his mother, died, and how he morbidly felt satisfaction. I felt sickened, and let him know. He told me ‘don’t make judgment calls on what you haven’t lived.’ I never took into consideration what he was put through. My grandmother was an alcoholic of the worst kind. She was also the most beautiful person when sober. But that’s always the case.
Writing about that story reminded me of what I went through with my father, who also eventually died because of alcoholism. History repeated itself. I didn’t experience a tenth of what he did. He was distant, but wasn’t abusive. He always made sure I was taken care of, but was selfish with his self-abuse. That’s what I had to deal with. Revisiting this was far from therapeutic. Nothing was lifted off my chest. In fact it made me feel worse. But I believe this is necessary for my art.
“Some people must go to extremes to get the world in balance for themselves. Some can’t bear bright lights, so wherever they go they search for the dark; they turn the lights down, anything to sustain some level of comfort.” -Julian Schnabel
This has always been my process. And always will. If you want to dance, listen to the radio. Escape. We all need to dance at some point in our lives. Even I’ve done the Lambada once or twice, as horrifying as that is to imagine. But we also need to come back down. And I’m fortunate enough to say I’ve been there waiting for you when you landed.
“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson
And here she is...
The
end.
Derek.
Derek.
D-Sisive | Jonestown 3.The Dream Is Over
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Spoons - Arias & Symphonies 30th Anniversary Edition
Today saw the release of 'Arias and Symphonies' the
30th Anniversary Edition by Canadian new wave/synth pop pioneers the Spoons.
Originally released back in 1982 "Arias and
Symphonies", was a ground-breaking record for the Canadian music industry
as it helped usher in the music video era via Much Music, not only was the record
ahead of its time musically it's synth pop backdrop mixed with its funk
inspired rhythms gave us kids at the time something new and fresh to dig our
teeth into.
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of "Arias and
Symphonies", Sparks Music/Ready Records have created a special edition of
the album - available now for sale on iTunes. This special iTunes exclusive
version features a complete one hour live concert which was recorded at the El
Mocambo in Toronto back in 1982.
The 30th Anniversary of "Arias and Symphonies" special iTunes edition is available HERE on iTunes for only $11.99. or you can purchase the CD from Sparks Music HERE
The 30th Anniversary of "Arias and Symphonies" special iTunes edition is available HERE on iTunes for only $11.99. or you can purchase the CD from Sparks Music HERE
Don't miss on Friday November the 30th 2012 the Arias &
Symphonies 30th Anniversary CD release party, it's at the Revival Bar - 783
College Street Toronto, ON…original Spoons Keyboard player Rob Preuss is
coming up from NYC to play with the band also opening the night will be another
band that changed the face of Canadian music back in the 1980's Images In Vogue.
Below is the track listing for the special 2 Disc iTunes exclusive
version
Disc 1
1. Trade
Winds 2:15 Lyrics
2. Smiling
In Winter 4:05 Lyrics
3. One In
Ten Words 4:10 Lyrics
4. No
Electrons 5:12 Lyrics
5. No More
Growing Up 3:25 Lyrics
6. Arias
& Symphonies 4:46 Lyrics | Artwork
7. Nova
Heart 5:46 Lyrics | Artwork
8. South
American Vacation 4:12 Lyrics
9. A Girl In
Two Pieces 4:27 Lyrics
10. Walk The
Plank 4:26 Lyrics
11. Blow
Away 5:57 Lyrics
12. Test
Sample (Live at Barrymore's Ottawa, ON 1982
2:52
13. Tunnels
For Testing Wings (Live at Barrymore's Ottawa, ON 1982) 3:11
14. Broken
(Live at Barrymore's Ottawa, ON 1982)
4:03
15. Walk The
Plank (Live at Barrymore's Ottawa, ON 1982)
4:27
16. Symmetry
(Live at Barrymore's Ottawa, ON 1982)
5:26
17. Blow
Away (Live at Barrymore's Ottawa, ON 1982)
5:53
18. Nova
Heart (Singularity Mix) (Radio Edit)
4:04
Disc 2
1. Nova
Heart (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 5:59
2. No
Electrons (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 4:49
3. One In
Ten Words (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 4:07
4. Red Light
(Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982)
4:36
5. No More
Growing Up (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 3:33
6. Arias
& Symphonies (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 4:39
7. Ice Age
(Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982)
4:18
8. Walk The
Plank (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 4:28
9. Western
Romance (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 4:33
10. Friends
In The Media (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 3:49
11. Symmetry
(Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982)
5:41
12. Annita
(Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982)
6:22
13. Spanish
Eyes (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 3:27
14. Nova
Heart (Live at the El Mocambo Toronto Canada 1982) 6:38
Joe Cornelisse-SMM
Monday, November 12, 2012
Sigur Rós announce North American tour for the spring of 2013
Sigur Rós have announced a full-scale North American tour for the spring of 2013
Here are the tour dates
03.24 Washington DC: Patriot Center
03.25 New York, NY: Madison Square Garden
03.26 Boston, MA: Agganis Arena
03.27 Montreal, QB: Bell Centre
03.29 Ottawa, ON: Scotia Bank Place
03.30 Toronto, ON: Air Canada Theatre Bowl
04.01 Detroit, MI: Fox Theatre
04.02 Chicago, IL: UIC Pavilion
04.03 Minneapolis, MN: Roy Wilkins Auditorium
04.06 Denver, CO: 1st Bank
04.08 Dallas, TX: Verizon Theatre
04.09 Houston, TX: Bayou Music Center
04.10 Austin, TX: Cedar Park Center
04.12 Phoenix, AZ: Comerica
04.17 San Francisco, CA: Bill Graham Civic
Here are the tour dates
03.24 Washington DC: Patriot Center
03.25 New York, NY: Madison Square Garden
03.26 Boston, MA: Agganis Arena
03.27 Montreal, QB: Bell Centre
03.29 Ottawa, ON: Scotia Bank Place
03.30 Toronto, ON: Air Canada Theatre Bowl
04.01 Detroit, MI: Fox Theatre
04.02 Chicago, IL: UIC Pavilion
04.03 Minneapolis, MN: Roy Wilkins Auditorium
04.06 Denver, CO: 1st Bank
04.08 Dallas, TX: Verizon Theatre
04.09 Houston, TX: Bayou Music Center
04.10 Austin, TX: Cedar Park Center
04.12 Phoenix, AZ: Comerica
04.17 San Francisco, CA: Bill Graham Civic
Friday, November 9, 2012
Tonight: Fucked Up's Long Winter Vol 1
Tonight at The Great Hall in Toronto Fucked Up presents Long Winter Vol 1: Imposters
Music By
FUCKED UP
DIANA
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
WYRD VISIONS vs. BLACK WALLS
ONNO
CELL MEMORY AND CASTLE IF
PUDU FECK
Readings by Spencer Gordon (author of Cosmo) and Helen Guri (author of Match)
All Ages Pay What You Can 8:00PM
The Great Hall 1087 Queen St. W.
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