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Florence & The Machine Live Show! (Online)
For all you Florence & The Machine fans out there dying for a show, you’re in for a surprise! Keep reading to find out what we’ve got in store for you!
Interview: The Naked and Famous
We’re back again to bring you another interview. We recently had a chance to speak to the New Zealand band The Naked and Famous. We’re big fans of these guys and they’re a pretty big deal back in the NZ. In 2010 their single “Young Blood” debuted on the New Zealand chart at number one and they we’re nominated for the BBC’s Sound of 2011 poll as well. So, as you can probably tell, we were pretty stoked to chat with them. Read more…
Interview: Socalled
It would take pages to describe all the many talents of the Montreal based Socalled. For all intents and purposes we will simply call him a jack of all trades. It just so happens that this extremely talented Montrealer has just put the finishing touches on a new LP, entitled Sleepover. You can hear songs from the album being played live tomorrow night at the album’s official launch party at the Ukranian Federation.We had a chance to catch up with Socalled to discuss the creation process of his latest, and perhaps greatest record so without further ado, here is our latest interview with Socalled.
Interview: Buke and Gass
Buke and Gass have really begun to make a name for themselves not only around the blogosphere, but at many concert venues around North America and in Europe, and now with their first full length LP, Riposte, on iPods around the world. Meet You At The Show’s Camille Gervais had a chance to catch up with Arone Dyer (buke) and Aron Sanchez (gass) before their latest performance in Montreal with tUnE-yArDs to find out more about this intriguing experimental duo. Here’s our latest interview with Buke and Gass.
Interview: Javelin
Brooklyn based experimental electro duo Javelin will be rolling through Montreal in just a few weeks to play at Le Belmont on May 31st with Big Freedia. We had a chance to catch up with Thomas Van Buskirk of Javelin so that we could find out more about the band, their live show and their latest album/film project, Canyon Candy (out now on Luaka Bop Records). Here is our latest exclusive interview with Javelin.
Interview: Hexes & Ohs
Hexes & Ohs have been one of the most lasting bands to come out of Montreal in the last 10 years. They have been laying low since the release of their last album, Bedroom Madness, back in 2008, but this year they are making a comeback in a big way. The band has signed to a new label, has a new album in the works and is in the process of lining up some live gigs as well. The first of which is going down tomorrow night, March 24th at Casa Del Popolo as a part of CJLO‘s Signal To Noise benefit series. We had a chance to catch up with the duo earlier this week to discuss all the latest happenings. Read more…
Interview: Alcoholic Faith Mission
A name that has been cropping up all over the place lately, from your average music blog, to esteemed press outlets such a Esquire and the New York Times, is Denmark/Brooklyn 6-piece, Alcoholic Faith Mission. The band will roll through Montreal this Thursday, March 10th to play at Casa Del Popolo for the Under The Snow Festival that will take place in Montreal from March 9 to 13 and we had a chance to catch up with one of the band’s founding members, Thorben Seierø Jensen.
Interview: Folly & The Hunter
Judging by their incredible talent, it would not be an exaggeration to say that Montreal’s Folly and the Hunter lie at the dawn of a prolific career. The newest faces on the Montreal musical map might be quick in their quest to conquer the hearts of many with their charming and catchy folk songs. This past week we had a chance to sit down with the band’s front-man Nick Vallee and band-mate Laurie Torres to discuss the band’s origins as well as their upcoming debut LP, which will be released this Saturday, March 5th at Il Motore. Read more…
Interview: BRAHMS
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, BRAHMS has had a dynamic head start on their electronic music career. They played their very first show for 3,000 people on a supporting spot for electropop sweethearts Passion Pit and haven’t looked back since. Now the trio are set to embark on a North American tour in support of Asobi Seksu – and they will be bringing their danceable jams right here to Montreal at Casa del Popolo this Saturday, February 26th.
We spoke with singer Cale Parks this week on dealing with instant success, his penchant for electronic rhythms, and BRAHMS’ upcoming debut 7″ release and full-length in the works.
