Once again, it's Monday and Exclaim!'s Click Hear section has some killer sounds for your ears to devour.
First up to bat, we've got Halifax native Rich Aucoin, who serves up magnificent keyboard smoothies to tantalize your eardrums. The preview of his new album Public Publication features great music, as well as some serious psychedelic vibes.
Electric Wire Hustle take to the stand with their own brand of futuristic soul on their track "Chaser," a song you can't help but repeat, while the quirky, fierce charm of Gang Gang Dance gives us a remix of "Bebey," whose synthetic/acoustic/electric sound battles with exhortations to produce some Africanized arpeggiation.
On their third trip to Hotel2Tango Studio in Montreal, there is also Evangelista bringing us the tune "The Slayer," due out October 6 on the album Prince of Truth. And lastly, Eric Copeland moves his sound over a little to make way for some wobbly bass lines on his song "Al Anon," which is sure to leave you with the shakes.
First up to bat, we've got Halifax native Rich Aucoin, who serves up magnificent keyboard smoothies to tantalize your eardrums. The preview of his new album Public Publication features great music, as well as some serious psychedelic vibes.
Electric Wire Hustle take to the stand with their own brand of futuristic soul on their track "Chaser," a song you can't help but repeat, while the quirky, fierce charm of Gang Gang Dance gives us a remix of "Bebey," whose synthetic/acoustic/electric sound battles with exhortations to produce some Africanized arpeggiation.
On their third trip to Hotel2Tango Studio in Montreal, there is also Evangelista bringing us the tune "The Slayer," due out October 6 on the album Prince of Truth. And lastly, Eric Copeland moves his sound over a little to make way for some wobbly bass lines on his song "Al Anon," which is sure to leave you with the shakes.
