Bands To Watch: Part 4

by Jamie Taylor on July 30, 2010 · 0 comments

Another installment of At A Glance. Trying to bring lesser known bands to the attention of the deserving concert addicts.


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FOALS

Watch out for this band, their sound is hypnotizing. With sweeping waves of synths and spunky vocals, they make for addictive listening. A mixture of Bloc Party style and Hot Hot Heat energy, this band is a force to be reckoned with. Don’t miss there Vancouver date at Venue (BUY TICKETS).







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CANCER BATS

Crunchy guitars, screeching demon like vocals and heavy handed bass lines, this group powers through the rest. For true metal aficionados this is the band to seek. At times fast and fearless and others just down right heavy, this band comes ready to rock. Don’t miss there Vancouver date at the Biltmore Cabaret (BUY TICKET).







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AUTOLUX

A true mastering of deep rich harmonies and subtle complexity. Every song has a beautiful flow and is highlighted by intriguing vocals. This band is very captivating and shows signs of true organic originality; a must see. Not to be missed, check them out in Vancouver at Venue (BUY TICKETS).







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THE SWELL SEASON

With feel good, slow time jams, they are the perfect addition to any summer night. Fading, harmonious riffs and near spoken word, soulful vocals, with a hint of folk; truly astounding. The lyrics are poetic and contagious, offering up something deep and meaningful. Various layers make up each song, giving a delicious depth and adding a uniqueness to each piece. Playing at the Malkin Bowl in Vancouver (BUY TICKETS).







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BORIS

Explosive, aggressive songs displaying raw yet focused emotional base. A pure generation of a applaudiable wall of sound. Each song is intense, and adrenal; dotted with feint yet perfectly strained vocals. This is far different from most of the music you hear today, and should be absorbed by everyone. They have created something magical and spellbinding. Rocking the Rickshaw in Vancouver, don’t miss out (BUY TICKETS).

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