Comments on: Land Of Talk, Zeroes, Little Scream at The Horseshoe in Toronto

By: This week's feature: Little Scream - i(heart)music

This week's feature: Little Scream - i(heart)music — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 17:52:14 +0000

[...] thing is, however, for the longest time, Little Scream's internet presence consisted entirely of a a single positive mention on Chromewaves a few years ago. In an age where bands have websites and music out before they've even played their [...]

By: Land Of Talk and Suuns at Lee’s Palace in Toronto | MP3 Music at MixBurner

Land Of Talk and Suuns at Lee’s Palace in Toronto | MP3 Music at MixBurner — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:32:24 +0000

[...] (and yet in many was maddeningly the same) from what it was when I last saw Land Of Talk live, in January 2009 at The Horseshoe. Liz Powell and a different crew from which I’d first discovered them 30 [...]

By: Land Of Talk breaks silence with tour, new EP | MP3 Music at MixBurner

Land Of Talk breaks silence with tour, new EP | MP3 Music at MixBurner — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 13:11:37 +0000

[...] a short bit of local touring around the end of January, including an excellent long-awaited show at the Horseshoe, the band had to go on an extended break while frontwoman Liz Powell underwent and recovered from [...]

By: News Update! « Singing Lamb

News Update! « Singing Lamb — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 01:43:04 +0000

[...] Orchestre will be at the Courthouse on April 24th, according to Chromewaves. Tickets will be [...]

By: Phan

Phan — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 16:34:51 +0000

Don’t miss Dr. Dog. Listen to their c.d.s, esp., “We All Belong”, “Easy Beat”, and the new one, “Fate” from front to back, and then, go and see them Live. You will not be disappointed. They are so fun and laid-back/sincere band that loves playing live. They have as much fun as their audience.

By: Bruce

Bruce — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:42:16 +0000

Frank – good to hear you survived without getting heat stroke. I barely did, but it was a great show in spite of it. Little Scream – definitely interesting watching her waging a guitar/voice battle (I was hearing Barracuda-era Heart riffs in with the Who). She came over afterwards to hang with some dudes near me, and spoiled the illusion of being an alien creature, as she seemed such a regular gal. Really enjoyed Zeroes, some of which was indeed very Wire-y, and also brought to mind Sons of Freedom (rhythmically, anyway). Maybe it was the serious low end they were pumping out. If you heard a girl loudly demanding that Land of Talk play “It’s Okay”, then screaming throughout it when they did, yeah, she was standing/table dancing right beside me.