A Foul Form

Social Butt

Say I Won't

White Vine

Taken from Faux Fur's forthcoming S/T album released on cassette tape and digital download via Faux Discx on April 28.

PRE-ORDER HERE: http://fauxdiscx.bandcamp.com/album/faux-fur

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Disparate expressions between the hands and face. The hands mingling excitedly, traipsing about the neck. The face practically falling off itself. A combusting bough of fingertips and the lips, listless, drooping like a string of rosary beads.

This full-length debut from Calgary’s next-gen guitar pop wizards is built on a highly-effective, single-minded tension. Achieved by piling thousands of tiny, intricate working parts upon each other, the listener is left staring at the teetering heap. It stands tall and glints in the sun. It casts a shadow.

The mood is set impeccably time and again by engaging musicianship and antithetical vocal apathy. Similar to Montreal’s Each Other and Victoria’s Freak Heat Waves, the beauty of Faux Fur is found in the degree to which their songs are stirring and evocative despite being incredibly reserved.

FAUX FUR – Rough Palms

Pt. 2

Nothing to Hide (Acoustic)

These are five tracks we’ve poured ourselves into - emotionally, creatively, and technically. The lyrics are incredibly personal, and we spent a lot of time building up layers with guitars, percussion, and backing vocals. It’s taken real dedication to reach the sound we had in our heads. It’s been a challenge, but the end result feels honest and powerful.
We feel it represents a good cross section of our various sounds and styles and we hope you enjoy!

The Standing Man

I saw her standing there... she's so beautiful

The Moment I Saw Her

The Door is the 1st single off Los Tones upcoming 2nd Album.

Written by: Los Tones
Mixed & Produced by: Owen Penglis

The Door

Mikal Cronin, "Get Along"

NO SWOON 
EP 1

Written, produced and engineered by No Swoon
Mixed by Jorge Elbrecht
Mastered by Heba Kadry
Additional production and engineering by Patrick Canaday

Tasha Abbott - Vocals and Guitar
Zack Nestel-Patt - Synthesizers and Bass
Ricky Petraglia - Drums

Blame The Messenger

Dream Cleaver

lately since we've parted ways
i can feel it now when yr freaking out
psychic flashes
maybe connected in other ways
cuz i feel somehow when yr tears come out
i'll face it i've seen it thru harder days
when u disavow and yr teeth come out
now just ashes

Psychic Flashes//

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Mikal Cronin, "Get Along"

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