It’s been three years since Montreal’s Reversing Falls released an album. Now it’s 2016 and they finally dropped their second album simply called Reversing Falls 2. Nine tracks of simply fuzz-rock pop reminisced from the 1990s. Distorted vocals and straight-up guitar, bass and drum! While I don’t go into the whole lyrical aspect of each …
Want to see people like Sea Oleena, Holobody and others from the Montreal scene running in the night? Reversing Falls dropped their new music video “This Is Why”. The single is taken from their upcoming album 2 which comes out on January 15, 2016 Watch the new music video which was directed by Luke Loseth …
After checking out the Pop Montreal showcase during CMW 2013. I went to Global Village Backpackers. I’ve been there for NXNE when they do BBQ Day shows. I didn’t know they can do indoor shows. Kind of reminds me of Mugshots at Ottawa HI-Hostel. Wanted to see Montreal’s Reversing Falls play.
Montreal’s Reversing Falls just dropped a second single from their upcoming self-titled album. The album drops on April 23rd. Have a listen to this 2 minute indie 1980s driven guitar pop-rock track.
Hope everyone is having a nice “Valentine’s Day“? Feels like the 1990s have returned! Today Montreal trio Reversing Falls just dropped a cover. It happens to be Hole‘s Malibu. I was hoping it would be Violet but whatever! It’s nice cover of Malibu. You can download the song for free on their Bandcamp.
After seeing Young Galaxy’s set at Breakglass Studio during Pop Montreal. I had to bus down to Le Divan Orange. It was the Passovah showcase at Le Divan Orange.
Fans of Vancouver’s Said The Whale. Be very excited with this new music video and single. In a hommage to Back To The Future, they sure pulled it off very well. Lines is taken from the New Brigton EP on November 8th and the upcoming album “Little Mountains” on March 6, 2012.
As previously reviewed, Montreal’s Reversing Falls just dropped two new songs. Its a teaser on what to expect on their full-length debut.
Reversing Falls is a Montreal band that I really want to checkout in 2011. Which should have been reviewed in late 2010 but got too busy with the holidays and best of list.