Yes, it was a blistering thirty-eight degrees yesterday, and no, the Railway Club most certainly did not have air conditioning. But did that stop The Lovely Feathers from ripping off their shirts, sweating profusely, and rocking the socks off every devoted fan that stuck around and endured the heat for the chance to dance like seizing madmen? Not one freaking bit.
Kate Lerman, reviewer and photographer, attends and documents the Fond of Tigers show at the Biltmore.
Roll call time: Vancouver’s Fond of Tigers is made up of Stephen Lyons (guitar), Jesse Zubot (violin), Shanto Bhattacharya (bass), Morgan McDonald (keyboards), JP Carter (trumpet), Skye Brooks (drums), and Dan Gaucher (drums).
Two words: cute and fun. If I had to completely summarize Vancouver’s local band, For British Eyes Only, this would be them in simplest terms. But let me elaborate…
Cute, like you want to cover them in strawberry ice cream and lick them down head to toe; like you could pinch their sweet cheeks until they went black from blood loss; like you just can’t control the stupid goofy grin on your face when you watch them.
Tamara Lee, reviewer and photographer, attends and documents the DRMHLLR show at the Media Club...
Standing before the stage at their recent Media Club show, I knew I was about to hear an anomaly for local bands. This four-man show known as DRMHLLR, is one of few bands around town that is entirely instrumental. Not only are they minus vocals, but their sound could be unusually classified as the indy-rock genre, rather than electro-pop or experimental jazz, where many of their instrumental siblings hang out.
I had my first hint that Luvafair was something special when a few years ago, at a Sisters of Mercy show, a fellow dancing maniacally to 'Temple of Love' stepped on my toes and screamed at me, "This is just like Luvafair! You're too young to know what that is!"
I had my first hint that Luvafair was something special when a few years ago, at a Sisters of Mercy show, a fellow dancing maniacally to 'Temple of Love' stepped on my toes and screamed at me, "This is just like Luvafair! You're too young to know what that is!"
When The Horrors played the Commodore Ballroom, it was a great chance to see a major act in the UK play a smaller but classic Vanoucver venue...
When The Horrors played the Commodore Ballroom, it was a great chance to see a major act in the UK play a smaller but classic Vancouver venue.
