Tag Archive for the term: the darling demaes (Page: 2)

As I post this the actual destination of the July 25th Monthly Mess V is still a bit in the air, but the art and artists is nailed down in a decidedly wonderful fashion. Check the Mess page for the last minute updates and venue. What we gots is the goods.
Music by The [...]

The show I cherry hand picked for last night, the one that had me chewing my lip late yesterday as lineups changed and lessons were learned, was a selection of the best of the local music I encountered this year. The 4 bands are my personal favorites right now, and by the end of last [...]

Just a quickie from me, deep into a day of Fringe coordination and celebration and frustation and re-hydration. There is so much to learn about producing events! Oy! Subtle things, like what order bands should play in for technical logistics, and when you’re plugging into a mega fest like the Fringe, working with 10 or [...]

Indyish is tangled up in a whole slew of events for the Montreal Fringe Festival 2007. We’re proud and pleased as punch to pitch in.

Multiple Day / Multiple Venue Events:
The Pre-Fringe Radio Play Series - Podcast Shows
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The Assembly 2.0 The international collaborative art relay touches ground with optional meets during Fringe at [...]

A whole day of amazing events at the Fringe Club Lambi!
Starting with the awesome one man rock history show, complete with wicked lipsynching: Zeppelin C’est Un Cover Band.
Here’s taste of the music involved:
bring it on home- sonny boy williamson
You can catch this show throughout the Fest up at the Green Room (Fringe Club North) but [...]

You can meet the newest Indyish artists (surprise!) this weekend if you’re around when The Darling Demaes launch their brand new record “Winter Keeps us Warm” at Les Minots [map], Saturday May 19. Josh interviewed Erik Virtanen of the Darling Demaes awhile back, and then had them come play our MonthlyMess (video below!). Then they [...]

Just a quick rambly risa note now with many pics and such coming soon - but man, the first Mess was a big ole bounty of cool stuff.
DJ G Blott’s mix was the perfect vibe for the start of the night - it sampled folk and hip hop and kept us shaking our heads [...]

What I find wonderfully engaging are people that care to think about life and our surroundings. Not just people that live in them. But people that make the conscious decision to look at the world, their life, the people around them and try to figure out what really is going on here. [...]