by teepoo

Siskiyou have released another record this month called Keep Away the Dead quite appropriate since this is the month of Halloween. The group was originally a duo consisting of Great Lake Swimmers members Colin Huebert and Erik Arnesen but have grown to include other full time members: Shaunn Watt and PeterCarruthers. Here’s a track off the new one with Colin Huebert’s distinctive vocals. The lovely saxophone is played by Colin Stetson. Too many Colins haha. It’s the only track to have horn arrangements, but lovely nonetheless.
Siskiyou- Twigs and Stones
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by teepoo

Here’s this week’s, top 10 single song posts! I’m getting closer and closer to crunch time and exams so sorry for being a little inactive lately. I love you guys <3. There will be tons of new features coming when I'm out of school!

by teepoo

I haven’t heard from Siskiyou for a while, kinda miss them. Their self-titled was just so beautifully intimate beyond the track Never Ever Ever Again. The acoustic tenderness of tracks like Hold it In are to die for. I hope they release something new soon!
Siskiyou- Hold it In

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by teepoo

Siskiyou is made up of ex-drummer of Great Lake Swimmers and Erik Arnsen. For gigs, he is joined by Said the Whale’s Peter Carruthers and Red Cedar’s Shaun Watt. Since I love all those bands, it was not hard to love Siskiyou. Never Ever Ever Ever Again I heard for the first time on CBC Radio 3 and it was one of those songs I can’t get out of my head. Despite it being sort of the song to listen to when you’re having a drink by yourself, I quite enjoy the distorted guitar layer upon the acoustic piano and guitar.
Siskiyou- Never Ever Ever Ever Again

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