I love it when I find a new band, only to discover that they are not exactly new. Just new to me. I scroll through their SoundCloud and find music added a year or more ago. I scroll back to the top and see music added just this month. Even though it was a particular song that may have brought me there, I stay and listen to the evolution of the band.
In this Playlisted, I’ve taken a few examples of bands with a history. For each band, I have chosen two killer tunes: a Then, and a Now. The songs show a gap of a year or more in all cases. All tracks are musically amazing. By having the Then and Now, we can see a greater cross section and depth to the very cool bands I’ve Playlisted! Enjoy!
Deabeat Echoes @deadbeatechoes
Then: Bentleys
Now: Surge of Youth
& the Centurions @atcenturions
Then: The Other People
Now: Skeletons
ScenicLife @ScenicLife1
Then: Brighton ’64
Now: Just the Same
The Vibe @thevibetweet
Then: Posit It Note
Now: Sixty Two
We Came from the Sea @WCFTS
Then: Antelope Arms
Now: hunt.kill.run
The Cape Race @thecaperace
Then: Little Whites
Now: Digging for Gold
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Michael Dakin
You’ve GOT to Hear This: Sufjan Stevens – “No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross”
Concert Photos: Black Veil Brides @ Vogue Theatre – Vancouver
Ticket Giveaway: Flight Facilities @ The Danforth Music Hall – Toronto
Concert Photos: Arkells and Dear Rouge @ Union Hall – Edmonton
Concert Review + Photos: Swans and Xylouris White @ The Phoenix – Toronto
Concert Photos: Stars and Hey Rosetta! @ Winspear Centre – Edmonton
Interview: @silverstein discuss creating concept records, anniversaries, and tour packing - amusicblogyea.com/?p=63072 pic.twitter.com/oqnpmq2o2I
