Fresh from 1995 “Patriot” was released on “The Great Pacific Ocean” the second EP by Thrush Hermit. It was released on both CD and 12″ picture disc by Murderecords. The EP was recorded and mixed by Steve Albini.
Miss The ’90′s & Early Green Screen Video? Thrush Hermit Takes Care Of Both With “Patriot”
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We Suggest That You “Push” Some 3D Glasses On & Enjoy Rich Aucoin’s Music
We all remember them from reading books about dinosaurs, or some other type of book which only was made better when it was in three dimensions Here is your chance to take advantage of those well stored 3D glasses of if your without check out our little how to make 3D glasses if your in need of some.
How To Make 3D Glasses
Lost your pair of red and blue 3D glasses? Check this out for an easy and cheap way to make your own!
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Step 1: Gather These Things
Needed Materials: Old sunglasses, blue & red permanent marker & clear flat plastic (transparency sheet works best)
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Step 2: Making Your Glasses
Using the old lenses as a template. Simply cut them out along the inside edge of the line, and then color them with the red and blue markers. Now simply pop the new colored lenses back into the frames. The blue will cover the right eye, and the red will cover the left. That’s it! You’re done. You can enjoy the video for Push even more now.
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Wintersleep – Preservation
Official music video directed by Sean Wainsteim.
Cinematographer – Samy Inayeh
Producer – John Nadalin (The NE)
Costume designs – Steve Manale
Art director – Damian Zuch
Colourist – Chuck Nosworthy (Notch)
Exec. Producer – Sean Wainsteim & John Nadalin (The NE)
Produced by The NE and Wainsteim Films
http://www.wintersleep.com
http://www.sonicentertainmentgroup.com
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We Had Way To Much Fun At Halifax Pop Explosion How About you?
We certainly attended, had way to much fun, we suggest that you attend next year and also check out these following bands we saw and liked.
It Kills
Milks & Rectangles
English Words
In Flight Safety
Cuff The Duke
Radio Radio
Ruby Jean and The Thoughtful Bees
Shotgun Jimmiee
Dance Movie
Old Man Luedecke
Dog Day
Great Lake Swimmers
Windom Earle
Tokyo Police Club
Dilly Dally
Racoon Bandit
There probably are more seeing that we did nothing but listen to non stop music, sleep very little, and drink/party for a straight 5 days but how else should any music festival be enjoyed?
Major thanks to all the staff, volunteers, venue staff and musicians for making Halifax Pop Explosion great. We certainly are putting it up there with North By North East as one of the funnest times we have had at a music festival.
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Two Hours Traffic Release Video For “Happiness Burns” Directed by Richie Mitchell
Check out the video from Two Hours Traffic for “Happiness Burns” & listen to more music on their Myspace Page. Video was directed by Richie Mitchell and shot May 2010 in Toronto luckily before any of the G20 took over the town. The open scene of flying a kite would have not been allowed if shot one month later, not sure what would have happened to the kids but I think I saw Toronto Police Bill Blair displaying some of their weapons, the kids luckily ditched their ‘weapons’ early enough to avoid the detention cages?
Check out the poster for THT New York shows at this year’s CMJ Music Festival.
Like Apples? Well How Do You Like Those Apples?
Boxer The Horse is easily getting the attention they deserve be it from reviews, lots of CBC Radio 3 airtime, to @SaidTheWhale giving them some spotlight on Twitter as well as @LibraryVoices
The Prince Edward Island natives may be calling Charlottetown home now but after opening for The New Pornographers during the 2010 Halifax Pop Explosion (*Presented in association with the Halifax Pop Explosion) the spotlight hopefully will bring them onto the open road on cross country tour opening in a slot which they have well deserved with the most recent release “Would You Please” (Collagen Rock). Take a look at their video for Bad Apples shot by a close friend of the band Gavin Keen.
Click on the poster below for information on the Halifax Pop Explosion show.
Remember When It Was Still Summertime?
Reminder of Summers Past?
Yeah maybe not that far back. But sit back, relax and enjoy Sloan perform “I Can Feel It” at SappyFest 2010.
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Post Festival(s) Trying to Remember Everything From Evolve & SappyFest
The last two weekends have seen some great times in Atlantic Canada with Evolve in Nova Scotia and SappyFest in New Brunswick. The EastCoastMusic.tv video crew (crew being used loosely to describe one person) were at both festivals and have a good bit of content to work through so if you missed out you can still not feel overly bad about being lame.
Just head over to the EastCoastMusic.tv Vimeo Channel to see things once they are online.
Evolve Music Highlights
Beardyman
English Words
Fred Penner
Hey Rosetta!
Rich Aucoin (Crowd surfing on surf board video from Martin Cathrae)
That 1 Guy
Three Sheet
*There are much more but you probably already know what your own highlights were.
Take a look at some great photog work from the official Evolve photographer Chr!s Smith here.
SappyFest Music Highlights
Attack in Black
BA Johnston
Chad Van Gaalen
Daniel, Fred And Julie
Gentleman Reg
Holy Fuck
It Kills
Old Man Luedecke
Richard Laviolette & The Oil Spills (*Not only for their music but also for their rather historically relevant name for 2010)
The Sadies
Sloan (Performing start to finish songs from Twice Removed)
Watch Sloan Perform "I Can Feel It" At Sappyfest 2010
