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The collective has perfected their eclectic sounds, binding the paradox of indistinguishable familiarity with themes of Canadian history, language, and culture. Their debut EP, Where I Dream is Where I Live , introduced me to a fusion of dream pop and folk—not the kind that makes me want to burn down the closest Urban Outfitters—but rather an album with comforting airy vocals and introspective melodies. January saw the release of the double-album, Pt. In May, the band released its most recent LP, Niizhwaaswo. While all three contain remnants of recognizable playful airiness, they also convey a more nuanced, weathered sentiment on humanity. Minor chords, complex sounds, and clever lyrics demonstrate their growth and maturity. Perhaps this maturity was nurtured through new surroundings in the northern Inuit village of Salluit, Quebec, where founding members Adam Sturgeon and Kristen Palm completed all three musical endeavors. The duo spent a year implementing a collaborative arts and silk screening project for local kids.
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Watch for more details to be announced shortly. Each song provides a new take on songs from Warrior Down, but also covers a wide range of electronic subgenres in the process. The money will be directed towards their community food box program, which was launched in response to COVID Many people depend on food banks, breakfast programs, and other initiatives to feed themselves and their families, and when these suddenly closed due to COVID regulations, there was an increase in food insecurity. So, LIFE SPIN partnered with a couple other local organizations to deliver free food boxes, supporting fixed income families, seniors, and expectant mothers with direct access to food while supporting the livelihood of local businesses. Thunderous and ground-breaking, harmonious and generative—a WHOOP-Szo show envelops audiences in an emotional weather-storm that dances conscientiously between anger and discipline, frustration and hope. They tell us about colonial injustice loudly and punishingly, with haunting chord changes and monolithic distortion. They explore the possibility of wisdom and empowerment, with acoustic melodies that calmly find space within crushing layers of politics and sound. They are passionate storytellers who knock loudly on the door, and will reward you tenfold for letting them in.
In his own home. While the circumstances surrounding his death are unclear, there has only ever been one side to the story, that of the RCMP. No external investigations took place and our family is left without answers. It is my preference to discuss Gerry through the video. The footage is all 8mm family film recaptured and archived by Travis Welowszky and projectionist Sebastian Di Trolio. History innocently projects itself back on the modern era. I remember getting a call from Gerry shortly before he died. He was angry about a broken system, slurring his words through the distant telephone line from his home in Saskatchewan.
