by teepoo
This concert at the Horseshoe was one where everybody could add themselves to the guest list before the show, or you could pay $5 at the door. There was a decent turnout considering the bands playing the night were relatively new.

First one up was Indoor Voices. I had been talking to the frontman John for a while on Twitter, and heard some tunes but had not seen them live. They play some ambient rock. They began with some atmospheric noises and then played a handful of tunes with great melodies. Some parts were a bit awkward, but all can be forgiven because this was actually their second show ever.
Indoor Voices- If I Die

Second up was Old World Vulture. They played a completely instrumental rock set. Originally I thought it wouldn’t work, but it was full of energy and total rocked.
Old World Vulture- J.R. Flood

I was venue jumping so I caught a bit of Bronx Cheerleader before I had to be off to the next place. For some reason they don’t look like it, but although there is a rock edge to their sound, there’s also a ton of pop to it.
Bronx Cheerleader- Sour Life
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by teepoo

Here is this week’s most visited single-song posts! Man that Gary Clark Jr. song has been on chart forever and it can still rock the top. Hope you find love in a song that someone else has loved.

by teepoo

While we’re on the atmospheric music trend, let’s introduce you to Indoor Voices which is the name behind Torontonian Johnathan Relph. He released his first album Nevers back last September with the help of some talented musician friends. Have a listen to If I Die a track that has some rather captivating ambient background that I can’t stop putting it on repeat.
Indoor Voices- If I Die

Indoor Voices – If I Die from Indoor Voices on Vimeo.

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