Last seen on the Wavelength stage for the legendary sweat-bath that was Deerhoof’s two-night stand @ St. Anne’s last June, we’re thrilled to team up with Burn Down the Capital and TONE Festival to co-present the release party for Luge’s miarklez!
LUGE
Since 2015 Toronto’s Luge have been cutting their teeth into faceted gems that gnaw all inspiration into a moldable paste. Years of perpetual boil have combined the best of Noise Rock, Pop, Metal, Funk and so many other lodes into the Mixture. No ingredient is immune to the unifying power of Luge as at the crown of their arch sits a keystone inscribed: It’s all just Music.
You cannot expect the unexpected. But Luge can. Luca Caruso-Moro’s drumming delivers a full-body itch to groove and fight. Meanwhile Cameron Fraser brings Bassline after capital-B-Bassline. Tobias Hart’s guitar is the grease that threatens to break the emulsion before brandishing a hook that stirs it back to safety. Kaiva Gotham’s keys are timeless but for their rhythm. Her voice is singular, to say nothing of its variety. And her lyrics remain, while deeply idiosyncratic, equally stirring. Together Luge balances a deep misunderstanding. Each member, patiently normal, gives context to the others until it is their turn to be in need of translation.
Luge celebrates the release of their latest project make miarklez irlz, 2 six song EPs make & irlz that merge into a single twelve track album, miarklez for three unique listening experiences. Choose your fighter & see them do it all live!
SO PERFECT
Toronto rock quartet So Perfect formed in January of 2023 and have been consistently gigging and recording since their inception. Their new EP titled “Go Figure” showcases the band’s optimism for growth and ability to take risks while remaining true to itself. So Perfect are known for being an energetic live band that is happy to stand out and will have you leaving the show humming their new song.
BAG
Bag is a Toronto band that started during the Covid 19 outbreak. The members have been in other music projects like Still Boys, Wet Dirt, and Rozasia. They sound sort of like the Butthole Surfers and the Monkees.
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