Comments for Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com Dropping it as though it were hot since 2007. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:19:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on When wallflowers collide by Let’s have more songs about roads, please | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/when-wallflowers-collide/#comment-5997 Let’s have more songs about roads, please | Sound Salvation Army Fri, 20 Jan 2012 16:47:54 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3023#comment-5997 [...] dormant in the four years since they released their last album; they recorded the resplendent Falcon Lake Incident with Jim Bryson in the interim). When he began releasing what was originally described as a [...] [...] dormant in the four years since they released their last album; they recorded the resplendent Falcon Lake Incident with Jim Bryson in the interim). When he began releasing what was originally described as a [...]

]]> Comment on You’d better lock that shit down by prairie dog magazine | dog blog http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/youd-better-lock-that-shit-down/#comment-5634 prairie dog magazine | dog blog Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:38:29 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3852#comment-5634 [...] In the meantime, you can read a fine review of that release over at Pat Book’s music blog, Sound Salvation Army. tags: Music, Regina (function() { var po = document.createElement('script'); po.type = [...] [...] In the meantime, you can read a fine review of that release over at Pat Book’s music blog, Sound Salvation Army. tags: Music, Regina (function() { var po = document.createElement(’script’); po.type = [...]

]]> Comment on “Salvation” and some Perms by We’re gonna (try to) have a good time | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/salvation-and-some-perms/#comment-3532 We’re gonna (try to) have a good time | Sound Salvation Army Wed, 05 Oct 2011 18:16:14 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=1503#comment-3532 [...] a little aggression helps make the songs here a bit more memorable than some of their previous work. The guitars a bit grimier, more aggressive, and the tempos remain on the quicker side. “Live [...] [...] a little aggression helps make the songs here a bit more memorable than some of their previous work. The guitars a bit grimier, more aggressive, and the tempos remain on the quicker side. “Live [...]

]]> Comment on I’m just beginning to live by your sister http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/im-just-beginning-to-live/#comment-3521 your sister Tue, 04 Oct 2011 17:18:09 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3766#comment-3521 If she didn't want to marry you before, she certainly will now :P But seriously dude...that right there is a lovely lady, and it makes my cold, dead heart feel warm and fuzzy whenever I spend time with you guys. We should all be so lucky as the two of you are. If I may follow that bit of verklemptitude with a small editorial suggestion...perhaps you should also let the good folks of the internets know what her answer was? You know, definitively? If she didn’t want to marry you before, she certainly will now :P

But seriously dude…that right there is a lovely lady, and it makes my cold, dead heart feel warm and fuzzy whenever I spend time with you guys. We should all be so lucky as the two of you are.

If I may follow that bit of verklemptitude with a small editorial suggestion…perhaps you should also let the good folks of the internets know what her answer was? You know, definitively?

]]> Comment on Commence the boogie! — RFF 2011 pt. 3 by Italian for lots of fun and stuff: RFF 2011 Interviews, Pt. 8 | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/commence-the-boogie-rff-2011-pt-3/#comment-3409 Italian for lots of fun and stuff: RFF 2011 Interviews, Pt. 8 | Sound Salvation Army Wed, 21 Sep 2011 23:49:12 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3523#comment-3409 [...] racing tempos of thrash metal with the romance and ribaldry of his Italian heritage. The result, as I mentioned in my review of his main stage performance at the RFF, is a high-octane Italian-language take on the rollicking cabaret sound fostered by groups like [...] [...] racing tempos of thrash metal with the romance and ribaldry of his Italian heritage. The result, as I mentioned in my review of his main stage performance at the RFF, is a high-octane Italian-language take on the rollicking cabaret sound fostered by groups like [...]

]]> Comment on Love or a simple life by On the cusp of something big: RFF 2011 Interviews, Pt. 7 | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/love-or-a-simple-life/#comment-3408 On the cusp of something big: RFF 2011 Interviews, Pt. 7 | Sound Salvation Army Wed, 21 Sep 2011 21:15:24 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3288#comment-3408 [...] this year I had the pleasure of reviewing the excellent new album from Saskatoon’s Slow Down, Molasses. It was, and is, a giant step forward for the group, which has evolved into a [...] [...] this year I had the pleasure of reviewing the excellent new album from Saskatoon’s Slow Down, Molasses. It was, and is, a giant step forward for the group, which has evolved into a [...]

]]> Comment on Songs to murder your lover by by All I need is some sunshine | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/songs-to-murder-your-lover-by/#comment-3372 All I need is some sunshine | Sound Salvation Army Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:34:01 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=1656#comment-3372 [...] Timber Timbre starts. As good as their Polaris-nominated self-titled release a few years ago was (and brother, it was GOOD) this is a truly singular, cohesive artistic vision. Songs from the previous album like [...] [...] Timber Timbre starts. As good as their Polaris-nominated self-titled release a few years ago was (and brother, it was GOOD) this is a truly singular, cohesive artistic vision. Songs from the previous album like [...]

]]> Comment on How was I to know? by Watch me watch the sunset take it’s time to settle down | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/how-was-i-to-know/#comment-3360 Watch me watch the sunset take it’s time to settle down | Sound Salvation Army Thu, 15 Sep 2011 22:10:57 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3565#comment-3360 [...] curious! Just as I was writing a review of the brilliant new Mike Angus album, another little record came into my inbox that is equally indebted to the space it was recorded in. [...] [...] curious! Just as I was writing a review of the brilliant new Mike Angus album, another little record came into my inbox that is equally indebted to the space it was recorded in. [...]

]]> Comment on A Friday to remember: RFF 2011, Pt. 1 by I leave town for a weekend… | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/a-friday-to-remember-rff-2011-pt-1/#comment-3357 I leave town for a weekend… | Sound Salvation Army Thu, 15 Sep 2011 14:51:50 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3497#comment-3357 [...] by way of Calgary act Braids (mentioned all too briefly in our round-up of Regina Folk Festival’s first day) are also visiting the Exchange this weekend. They’re playing Saturday night with Pepper [...] [...] by way of Calgary act Braids (mentioned all too briefly in our round-up of Regina Folk Festival’s first day) are also visiting the Exchange this weekend. They’re playing Saturday night with Pepper [...]

]]> Comment on Your beauty must be rubbing off — RFF 2011 Pt. 4 or so by Hitting like an atom bomb: RFF 2011 Interviews, Pt. 3 | Sound Salvation Army http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/your-beauty-must-be-rubbing-off-2011-pt-4-or-so/#comment-3240 Hitting like an atom bomb: RFF 2011 Interviews, Pt. 3 | Sound Salvation Army Mon, 22 Aug 2011 22:33:42 +0000 http://www.soundsalvationarmy.com/?p=3544#comment-3240 [...] Sheiks’ “He Calls That Religion (But I Know He’s Going to Hell When He Dies)” in an earlier post and it was definitely an attention-grabber; it’s lyrical chastising of a philandering [...] [...] Sheiks’ “He Calls That Religion (But I Know He’s Going to Hell When He Dies)” in an earlier post and it was definitely an attention-grabber; it’s lyrical chastising of a philandering [...]

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