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Tonstartssbandht An When (Dœs Are) Montreal, QC ::web/sounds:: |

From the brotherly womb (?) of Jesse Locke:
Any brother with a brother will tell you that brotherly love is some of the best love there is. Bare chested wrestling in the basement, giving each other noogies, pickin’ on your little sister and pickin’ boogers from your nose are all timeless ways to have fun, but bros Andy and Edwin White have translated their sibling revelry into some of the freshest music coming out of Montreal. Alongside their military grade crew cuts, baggy white t-shirts and Too $hort pants, you can see the love in their eyes when they take the stage in either this guise or as their High Rise tribute band, High Rise II. You can hear it in their music as well, in An When‘s mix of trippy vocal loops, daffy raps and lo-fi loner rock, packing in 10 originals with inspired re-imaginings of Spacemen 3′s “Walkin’ With Jesus” and the Bambi soundtrack’s “Little April Showers” (no joke!). I’d be remiss not to mention the sonic similarities Tonstartssbandht share with the Animal Collective – or maybe Panda Bear’s “Bros” is a more fitting reference point – but they’ve carved out their own little cave in the wilderness as well and seem to be cranking out releases at the pace of Guided By Voices in their heyday. Guess the crew cuts run in the family too, ’cause that’s their Dad on the cover. A+++.
[Levin's Note: Weird coincidence? I had this jammy bumping in my car when Jesse e-mailed me with the review. That's because Jesse and I are bros, too.]
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Tonstartssbandht – Black Country
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Tonstartssbandht – Andy Summers
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This is rad!
What is the sample used in Black Country? I need to know, or I will never sleep!!
Not Canadian! False Rasta! False Rasta!
i back these dudes hard. the sample is from big country – in a big country. hence, presumably, the title.
the brothers are from florida
but they live in montreal now
they rule
I was aware of their lineage prior to publishing the review
Hearts,
Aaron Levin
Weird Canada / Cantor Records
http://www.weirdcanada.com / http://www.cantorrecords.com
yeah! did anybody mention that they are not Canadian….
Eddy likes to skateboard….
here is DL link for some of their special music
http://www.mediafire.com/?dekt2yyijeu
@Kelsey: that is a sample from Big Country! The song is “In a Big Country”.
Totally commented that in the other Tonstartssbandht post without realizing this record was already talked about on here.