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Duchess Says

Montreal’s Duchess Says formed in 2003 from the mysterious “Cathedral of Budgerigars.” The group’s associates, keyboardist/guitarist Ismael Tremblay, bassist Philippe Clément, vocalist/guitarist Annie-Claude Deschênes, and percussionist Simon “Simon Says” Besre, all state to attended jointly out of their account within this little-known cathedral to help expand the religion’s message through …

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Priestess

Montreal’s Priestess build upon the fury of AC/DC and Dark Sabbath because of their own new-millennium headbanger mixture of ’70s Camaro rock and roll. Mikey Heppner (vocals/electric guitar), Mike Dyball (bass), Vince Nudo (vocals/drums), and Dan Watchorn (vocals/electric guitar) shaped Priestess in 2003. Heppner was using punk work the Dropouts …

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Wolf Parade

The indie rock combo Wolf Parade formed in 2003 in Montreal, where in fact the band’s first show saw them opening for Arcade Fireplace. Following that, bandmates Dan Boeckner, Spencer Krug, Hadji Bakara, and Arlen Thompson documented and self-released a four-song EP, accompanied by a six-song saving in 2004. They …

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Arcade Fire

A combined mix of indie rock and roll muscle tissue and theatrical, unapologetic bombast turned Arcade Open fire into indie royalty in the first 2000s. Originally made up of Régine Chassagne, Richard Parry, Tim Kingsbury, and brothers William and Get Butler, the group shaped during the summer season of 2003, …

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Chromeo

Electro-funk duo Chromeo shaped in Montreal in the first 21st hundred years, a project of previous hip-hop makers Dave 1 and P-Thugg (information expensive: not their granted brands). Dave taken care of guitars and vocals; P was the talkbox-wielding synth expert. Right from the start, Chromeo managed to get clear …

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Demon’s Claws

The Demon’s Claws are among the many bands to emerge from Montreal’s thriving garage punk underground, playing a gritty combination of folk-rock, country, and blues that’s won them comparisons towards the Rolling Rocks as well as the Pretty Things, aswell as punk-blues pioneers the Weapon Golf club. (The Demon’s Claws …

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