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Re: BARRIER
thedefonce Dim 18 Juil - 21:24
Vendredi prochain, dernier show de Barrier (23 juillet) à Montreal car Evan quitte pour aller étudier à Toronto. Donc deuxieme mort pour ce groupe qui avait fait un retour avec nouveau guitariste et drummer.
Très triste.
Pour l'occasion, j'ai entendu dire qu'ils vont avoir des cds ou des cassettes de leurs derniers enregistrement.
Bon le friendship cove à été fermé par la police la semaine dernière donc je crois que le show sera dans les Fattal Building...
http://barrier.likeweeds.org/
Très triste.
Pour l'occasion, j'ai entendu dire qu'ils vont avoir des cds ou des cassettes de leurs derniers enregistrement.
Our last show is going to be Friday July 23rd 2010 at a special event we’re calling Dumpy Fest 2006 featuring:
BARRIER (last show ever)
HORSES (toronto/east cost)
ORPHAN CHOIR (windsor)
KALE (local emo-punk)
PALS (rare appearance, pop punk feat 3/4 of barn burner)
PANTY HOS (”the lady danzig”)
TO THE CLIFFS (ex snake master, ensorcelor, ballast. 3 guitar thrash metal insanity)
THE CATLIN ELM (screamo/posi)
@ Friendship Cove 215A Murray St. Montreal QC
All Ages 6pm
This is going to be our final set. Evan is going on an east coast soul search/vision quest after which he will probably end up at school in Toronto.
We started recording this weekend for an EP of 7 new previously unrecorded songs. We hope to have this finished and out by July 23rd but we havn’t figured out how we will release it. We still have maybe a dozen CDs left and a couple of patches and 1 or 2 weird sizes of shirt. We might have some more new shirts for these final shows.
Bon le friendship cove à été fermé par la police la semaine dernière donc je crois que le show sera dans les Fattal Building...
http://barrier.likeweeds.org/
thedefonce- Cold newbie and colder members
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Age : 38
Date d'inscription : 17/01/2010
Re: BARRIER
Charles Mer 28 Juil - 17:18
After a relatively long and fully unproductive run, Barrier is over.
We played what will likely be our last show on Friday at the amazing
Dumpy Fest 2006 celebration, with a million of our friends. It’s hard to
explain how perfectly that show summed up our run: a sweaty room packed
with people giving it their all, and us unable to play our own songs.
It was the support of all our awesome friends that really gave the band
any shred of worth that we had, more than any crappy songs we wrote
about how awesome it is to have wicked friends. Personally speaking, as
someone who doesn’t even know the name of a single chord and can’t tune a
guitar even when given twenty minutes alone with a tuner, it was kind
of mind-blowing to see so many people going nuts, crowd-surfing on
tombstones, bleeding into Zellers alien shirts, hanging from the ceiling
pipes, constantly showering beer, falling over drum kits and singing
along to songs that I never figured anyone would listen to more than
once.
Some people make music because they want to go on tour and see the
world, some people look at music as artistic self-expression or a way to
communicate things they can’t in words, other people look at it as a
way to make money or gain social status. Seriously, that show on Friday
was the only musical aspiration I’ve ever had. A space that we all made
our own, a night separated from any monetary goal save giving our
touring buds (Orphan Choir, who played our first show, and Horses, whose
members are like brothers to us) enough cash to get to the next city on
their tour, a diverse bunch of bands genres playing genres of music
that long ago were abandoned by the “what’s cool” mob, people not giving
a shit about anything other than having a good time and being nice to
each other. A bunch of people dancing as hard as they can to music
that’s basically impossible to dance to, and for whatever reason, it
seemed to mean something to some of them.
Together we all proved that we don’t need fancy big names on hip
labels to get psyched off of our asses on punk music, and that was all
it was ever supposed to mean in the first place. We really never did
much in the five years that we were a band, but after Friday, as far as
I’m concerned: mission accomplished.
Live Dumpy.
PS: We recently recorded our second EP, which we’ll be putting up here for free download in a couple of weeks.
PPS: See you all at next year’s Dumpy Fest.
http://barrier.likeweeds.org
We played what will likely be our last show on Friday at the amazing
Dumpy Fest 2006 celebration, with a million of our friends. It’s hard to
explain how perfectly that show summed up our run: a sweaty room packed
with people giving it their all, and us unable to play our own songs.
It was the support of all our awesome friends that really gave the band
any shred of worth that we had, more than any crappy songs we wrote
about how awesome it is to have wicked friends. Personally speaking, as
someone who doesn’t even know the name of a single chord and can’t tune a
guitar even when given twenty minutes alone with a tuner, it was kind
of mind-blowing to see so many people going nuts, crowd-surfing on
tombstones, bleeding into Zellers alien shirts, hanging from the ceiling
pipes, constantly showering beer, falling over drum kits and singing
along to songs that I never figured anyone would listen to more than
once.
Some people make music because they want to go on tour and see the
world, some people look at music as artistic self-expression or a way to
communicate things they can’t in words, other people look at it as a
way to make money or gain social status. Seriously, that show on Friday
was the only musical aspiration I’ve ever had. A space that we all made
our own, a night separated from any monetary goal save giving our
touring buds (Orphan Choir, who played our first show, and Horses, whose
members are like brothers to us) enough cash to get to the next city on
their tour, a diverse bunch of bands genres playing genres of music
that long ago were abandoned by the “what’s cool” mob, people not giving
a shit about anything other than having a good time and being nice to
each other. A bunch of people dancing as hard as they can to music
that’s basically impossible to dance to, and for whatever reason, it
seemed to mean something to some of them.
Together we all proved that we don’t need fancy big names on hip
labels to get psyched off of our asses on punk music, and that was all
it was ever supposed to mean in the first place. We really never did
much in the five years that we were a band, but after Friday, as far as
I’m concerned: mission accomplished.
Live Dumpy.
PS: We recently recorded our second EP, which we’ll be putting up here for free download in a couple of weeks.
PPS: See you all at next year’s Dumpy Fest.
http://barrier.likeweeds.org
Charles- Ashes of giant
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Nombre de messages : 8096
Age : 34
Date d'inscription : 06/06/2005
thedefonce- Cold newbie and colder members
- Nombre de messages : 26
Age : 38
Date d'inscription : 17/01/2010
Charles- Ashes of giant
- Nombre de messages : 8096
Age : 34
Date d'inscription : 06/06/2005
Re: BARRIER
Charles Ven 9 Nov - 9:24
et j'habite à Paris mais originellement je suis de Montréal, il y a très très longtemps...
Charles- Ashes of giant
- Nombre de messages : 8096
Age : 34
Date d'inscription : 06/06/2005
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