Great Lake Swimmers

"I Must Have Someone Else's Blues"

BY Sarah MurphyPublished Mar 10, 2015

Canadian folk-pop outfit Great Lake Swimmers are ready to release A Forest of Arms next month, but before the LP officially arrives, they've offered up another taste of the new material with "I Must Have Someone Else's Blues."
 
Nature played a major role in the new recordings, with bandleader Tony Dekker drawing inspiration from issues like the BP oil spill and the Northern Gateway Pipeline controversy — and even going so far as to record a chunk of the record inside Ontario's Tyendinaga Cavern and Caves.
 
That organic, natural sound comes through on the latest single "I Must Have Someone Else's Blues," which gives off a rootsy, blues-tinged vibe. You can give it a listen in the player below.
 
A Forest of Arms is out April 21 via Nettwerk. As previously reported, the band have a series of Canadian tour dates coming up, and you can revisit those below.

Tour dates:

04/15 London, ON - Aeolian Performing Arts
04/16 London, ON - Aeolian Performing Arts
04/17 Wakefield, QC - The Blacksheep Inn
04/18 Wakefield, QC - The Blacksheep Inn
04/23 Toronto, ON - The Randolph Theatre
04/24 Toronto, ON - The Randolph Theatre
05/25 Winnipeg, MB - West End Cultural Centre
05/27 Saskatoon, SK - Broadway Theatre
05/29 Edmonton, AB - Royal Albert Museum Theatre
05/30 Calgary, AB - Central United Church
06/01 Nelson, BC - Civic Theatre
06/03 Victoria, BC - Alix Goolden Hall
06/04 Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre


 

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