Library Voices

Library Voices certainly are a Canadian seven-piece indie pop outfit from Regina, Saskatchewan. Created in 2008, the band of close friends assembled a little orchestra’s well worth of devices in Regina’s SoulSoundStudios, a previous funeral house, and documented their debut EP, Hunting Spirits & Various other Collected Pants. Their quirky melodic pop drew instant buzz, getting nods from Spin and THE BRAND NEW Yorker and getting them an unbiased Album of the entire year nomination at this year’s 2009 Traditional western Canadian Music Honours. Prior to launching their debut record, the band dropped victim to devices fraud after a gig in Vancouver and eventually had their brand-new gear ruined within a overflow, getting them a popularity for long lasting hardships. Denim on Denim, their initial full-length, premiered this year 2010 on Regina indie Youthful Soul Information and shown Library Voices’ raising flair for catchy, eccentric pop. A cope with multi-national label Nevado Music resulted in a larger discharge because of their follow-up, 2011’s radiant Summertime of Lust. Ahead of their next discharge, tragedy struck once again when frontman Carl Johnson and bassist Eion Hickey-Cameron had been violently assaulted throughout a Regina pub crawl for Hickey-Cameron’s bachelor party. Johnson was rendered unconscious and experienced mild brain harm. Again, the music group continued and Johnson retrieved (albeit with a lower life expectancy feeling of smell) release a the mid-fi, fuzzed-out EP, For John, in 2014. Library Voices’ third record, Lovish, premiered in past due 2015 and noticed the band carrying on down their brand-new, noisier pop route.