Recorded Live at NOMADS, Montréal, Dec 2012.
Photo: Annie Billington
Thanks to Jon Yu for putting on the show and the smoke machines.

Zeugen (LIVE)

Taken from the debut album by Dust Bowl Era, 'The Problem With Steel'

The Swamp - Dust Bowl Era

Also featuring Byron (vague mémoire)- 2nd drums
Brandon Webb (Dust Bowl Era) - keys
Félix Petit (FELP) - saxophone

This is a live improvisation recorded at Divan Orange on July 10, 2013.

An album featuring highlights from the show is available here: 

https://pachydermmusic.bandcamp.com/album/damo-in-montreal

Recorded by Jean-Noël Guenot and Marc-Philippe Desaulniers
Mixed by Jean-Noël Guenot and Pachyderm


Damo Suzuki and pachyderm - . . . when his feet touched the ground we all began to play - LIVE

Excerpt taken from the album 'T-CE!'
Album available on vinyl and download  from
http://www.brothersandsistersrecords.com/


signals, sighs and lullabies / T-CE! excerpt

Pre-order the vinyl here: 

http://www.gofundme.com/4kn9ik

Buy digital download here:

http://pachydermmusic.bandcamp.com/album/t-ce



Faster, Faster! (excerpt from T-CE!)

taken from the album 'Parabola'

http://pachydermmusic.bandcamp.com/album/parabola

Leaning on the Rails Daring to Fall ('parabola' - debut abum)

Live performance from 'The Zodiak Club',  Bain St-Michel, Montréal - August 2012

http://pachydermmusic.bandcamp.com/album/live

T-CE! : LIVE

Taken from the Hey Majesty album 'REMODEL II'. 

You Amaze Me

First single from the Dust Bowl Era album, "The Problem with Steel"
Album available on Brothers and Sisters Records October 1, 2013
www.brothersandsistersrecords.com



The Problem with Steel (edit) - Dust Bowl Era

Taken from the album 'Coyote Crow Beaver Buffalo'
To be released summer 2013

Modest Intro - Gooseball Brown

Taken from the album 'With the World Of Dreams'
To be released summer 2013

Breathe Into the Pocket - vague mémoire

Hey Majesty is down in the groove of soul and high on the peyote kiss of psychedelia.

Hey Majesty is headlines, breakfast philosophy and phonetics.

Hey Majesty is on the stereo when the streets get hot and the dusk light lingers and your cheeks feel warm and red from the drink and the sunshine and your mind is spinning deliriously and your feet are dancing involuntarily and you need to keep going; eating doughnuts, riding horses with Genghis Khan, keeping the peace on the dance floor, raising your voice against those holding you back, hiding those guilty eyes from prying minds, all the time watching that Heaven don’t fall on ya.

Hey Majesty is for the feet, the mind and the heart and soul.