The Golden Dogs

Canadian indie rock and roll collective Golden Canines shaped in Toronto, Ontario, in 2000 throughout the abilities of lead vocalist and guitarist Dave Azzaloni; keyboardist, vocalist, and percussionist Jessica Grassia; drummer Taylor Knox; guitarist and vocalist Carlin Nicholson; and bass participant Stew Heyduk. They released their debut, Everything in 3 Parts, in 2003 over the Canadian label Accurate North. It had been accompanied by Big Eyes Little Eyes in 2006, which obtained an American discharge through Yep Roc. After coming back house from tour, the music group dropped both its record label and bassist, and made a decision to have a break. Azzaloni and Grassia started spending time using their close friends Carlin Nicholson and Mike O’Brien (who record as Zeus and also have their own studio room) and in a short time started focusing on fresh Golden Dogs materials. Knox quickly rejoined them, as well as the long-running classes gradually became an recording. Coat of Hands premiered in July of 2010 by the brand new Toronto-based Nevado label. Best around that point the music group added fresh members Wayne Robertson (acoustic guitar) and Jay McCarrol (bass) for touring reasons.