From our perch here in Rochester on the other side of a great lake, it's great to be so close in proximity to such a rich and vibrant city like Toronto. The greatness of this fact is hitting closer to home now more than ever before with our ability to head to NXNE this [...]
After seeing their set on February 6th . Decide to do a review of Burn Planetarium 's debut EP released in 2009. So of an excuse to do a CD giveaway which I haven't done in awhile (details on the bottom of this review). For those that don't know, Burn Planetarium is a five-piece band from Guelph. Members consist of: Greg Jackson Dave Jackson Ben Landau Sean Mckee John Law Fairly new young band and their music is [...]
With alot of events happening on February 6th. Decided to hit up Cafe Dekcuf. Playing at the venue were: ModernBoys ModernGirls The Allrights Burn Planetarium I had a great time with the indie rock alternative music. The [...]
Reviews of Burn Planetarium and The Junction Burn Planetarium - Burn Planetarium EP Although I reviewed an album called Valse Mechanique last year by this little five piece from Guelph, Burn Planetarium are referring to this self titled EP as their actual debut and although the production quality has certainly improved, the ingredients are still pretty much the same. The songs are catchy, jangly, shouty blasts of power pop that are fun to bop [...]
I have to say, if, by some crazy and incredibly unlikely set of circumstances, I were forced to relocate back to Upper Canada, but this time to a city similar to Halifax, Guelph would likely be high on the list. Like Halifax, it's a smallish university city that appears to have a vibrant local music scene that produces a large number of solid acts for a place its size. Oh, and if this Wikipedia the kids are all talking about is to be believed, Thomas F. Ryan, the inventor of five-pin bowling, grew up in Guelph. So [...]
Bleiben wir in Kanada. Denn dort, sucht man an den richtigen Ecken, findet man einige Schätze. So auch, Burn Planetrium. Aus dem selben Holz geschnitzt wie Ruby Coast und Konsorten. Tragen diese markanten bunten T-Shirts und verstehen es wie wenig andere, wunderbare Melodien in Lieder zu verpacken, die einem zum träumen an warem Frühlingstagen verleiten. Let's hear: Burn Planetarium - Frankenstein Kids Burn Planetarium - Death! Death! Death!
Who : Burn Planetarium from Guelph. What : Starting my night on friday by heading to the Drake to catch some bands and drink some overpriced beer. Burn Planetarium was second on stage and really surprised me with their sound, starting off their set with Death! Death! Death! and Young Chameleon (which will be on their upcoming EP to be recorded in September). For fans of Tokyo Police Club and Born Ruffians , check out Frankenstein Kids below. [...]
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