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Doldrums
"Tantrum"
Beautiful experimental dance/noise electronics with a penchant for quirky samples. MUST HEAR»>
Oh by the way, just moved to MTL so give us a shout if you’re putting on a show/have some music to show us! Email’s on the homepage.
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Monomyth - Feeling
Reasons you should listen to Monomyth
- Because they’re from Halifax.
- Because everything S.D. touches turns to gold (www.birdworld.bandcamp.com)(!)
- Because vocal harmonies rule.
ULMIMITED BANDCAMP .MP3’S FOR FREE: http://mmyth.bandcamp.com/
Sorry about not posting in such a long time!
Here’s a tune for all you pseudo electronic-indie heads out there! Bear in Heaven are an amazing amalgamation of all interesting aspects of mainstream audio these days. Super dreamy guitar licks alongside a classy sort of synth lead pave the road for lead vocalist Jack Philbot to overlay his one-of-a-kind melodies.
New experimental BASS from resident WET PAINT (Halifax)
Airy/energetic pop mash for all to enjoy, the music speaks for itself in presenting a new dynamic edge as far as electronic music goes, pulling influence from the likes of Washed Out, electro IDM, and urban life in general.
For fans of a more bass-ridden/energetic form of Washed Out?
The sounds are available for FREE DOWNLOAD HERE!: http://www.soundcloud.com/wet-paint
SUPPORT ON FACEBOOK!: http://www.facebook.com/djwetpaint
MAJOR LAZER feat. Amber Coffman of the Dirty Projectors. This is an amazing song; super chilled summertime/urban/lake-side type vibes. Amber of the Dirty Projectors has an apparently great voice; this track is a reminder of how surprising mixtures can produce beautiful results when it comes to music industry these days. Enjoy!
EMPEROR BULASH - Brand New Halifax Indie/Pop
Come out to 1313 Hollis St to catch Emperor Bulash, Spooky Campers, and Walrus this friday evening! Only 3 dollars. Here’s a brand new tune by Harley of Emperor Bulash; think Arcade Fire mixed with a slightly more eccentric brand of lyricism, meets Pavement somewhere in the streets of Halifax and both simultaneously hear Quaker Parents playing a show across the street and walk over to check it out. They say “sweet, dude”, and part ways.
Check it:
Hey Halifax! We’re putting on another show this Friday to say goodbye to Spooky Campers with Emperor Bulash and Walrus, definitely a remarkable lineup to say the least! The show’s only $3 and is all ages. Come drink coffee/listen to music. 1313 Hollis is an art gallery, so there will probably be some amazing art to check out as well.
I made the poster, let me know what you think!
http://www.spookycampers.bandcamp.com
Halifax’s Newest Psychadelic Electronics Producer - CLUB STOIC
Think Flying Lotus meets a more subdued Pretty Lights with a tripped, up bass ridden beat and you’ve got Nick Iwaskow’s (of the band Gigas) solo effort called CLUB STOIC. Playing WE’RE ALL YOUNG NOW, a free outdoor music festival at Alderney Landing on May 7 with some of the cities most experimental and interesting producers/DJ’s, CLUB STOIC and Gigas will be bringing the bass, all you’ve got to do is bring your dancing shoes.
http://www.soundcloud.com/club-stoic (FREE DOWNLOADS)
http://www.gigas.bandcamp.com (FREE DOWNLOADS)
LOW LIFE
Hey guys, check out this trailer for local musician (Dog Day) Seth Smith’s debut film set to drop this coming Fall. It’s called Low Life, and it looks amazing.
And here’s an .mp3 of his band Dog Day for good measure!
SUPPORT LOCAL! http://www.indiegogo.com/lowlife-1
Southern Shores (Halifax/electronic/pop)
If you’re from Halifax and you haven’t heard Southern Shores, you should really invest some time in getting to know their music. The most serene vibes topped with a hook filled chorus-lines set to send chills down your spine, each time. Perfect addition to any Spring playlist, for sure. I may have already posted a song by them, but I wanted an embed either way for the Hype Machine. Good stuff fellas. Come back to Halifax!
