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Born Ruffians Debut New Songs to Close Canadian Music Fest

Filed under: Concerts and Tours, Canada

Toronto indie buzz band Born Ruffians may have dropped off the radar after riding a wave of hype back in 2008, but clearly their hometown fans were patiently waiting for their return.

On the eve of their trip SXSW, the band played a Canadian Music Week / Canadian Music Fest-closing set at the Toronto's Phoenix Concert Theatre on Sunday night. It was a momentous evening for the band: they were debuting a handful of brand-new tunes and unveiling a new keyboardist/second guitarist in their live lineup.

The size of the crowd wasn't particularly surprising, but its composition -- predominantly girls barely out of high-school -- and fervour were unexpected. Every familiar song was greeted with shrieks of delight, while the newer tunes -- the band's sophomore album, 'Say It,' hits the streets on June 1 -- drew squeals of anticipation.
Fang Island Interview: SXSW 2010

New York quintet Fang Island released their self-titled debut in February and have already attracted attention from the indie rock blogosphere. Originally formed at the Rhode Island School of Design, the members all recently reconvened in Brooklyn to record and promote the record. Undeterred by the fact that their tour van was stolen just days after it was purchased, the band is gearing up for a US tour that includes an appearance at SXSW. Spinner recently spoke with guitarist Jason Bartell about the band's plans for the festival and the rest of the year.

How did your band form?

We formed at RISD. The original four members are all from RISD. All the people that are in it have been from Providence. We added Nick Sadler, who played with another band in Providence, and just sort of, you know, met him through playing there. But it was originally a RISD project.

Lick Lick Interview: SXSW 2010

Filed under: Concerts and Tours

In the raucous Austin, Texas music scene, it takes a seasoned crew to stand out in the crowd. Luckily for Lick Lick, experience is on their side, with many members formerly belonging in large touring bands. Don't worry, these five musicians just want to have a good time, which is great news for SXSW audiences. Spinner recently spoke with singer Mo Perce to discuss the band's history and her weakness for Russian dancers.

How did your band form?

We're basically a band of people who come from other projects. Matt Kelly, he plays the keyboards, he was in a real popular local band in the '80s called Sprawl, and then another one in the '90s called Middlefinger; they toured a lot. And then we have a bass player, Peter Stopschinsky, who's a local composer about town; he's kind of a local celebrity. He was in a real popular band here called Brown Hornet. He now owns a non-profit that supports original compositions, called the Golden Hornet Project. He also does work with DJ Spooky and other people like that. Our drummer came to us because he used to play on other bands that are on our little label, and he kept saying "As soon as you need a drummer, I wanna be one." We didn't really know him ... he's kinda new to us, but now we know him, so that's good. The guitar player is ... I'm not sure how we met him. In Austin, everyone's in like five bands at one time; it's pretty incestuous. We just kinda carried around players, and when you find a group of people that work, that's kinda how it happens. It's just mutual admiration.

Describe your sound.

I would say that it's kinda like a mix of prog-rock and punk. It's got some nastiness to it, but it's a little bit more punk, because there's a laissez-faire attitude amongst the players. We have pretty complicated time signatures and stuff like that, but if we don't hit the mark, we don't care (laughs). We're just trying to have a good time, and it's loud.
Man Arrested for Making Death Threat Against Elton John

Filed under: News, Holy Hell

Can you feel the hate tonight? A man was arrested last Wednesday for making terrorist threats against Elton John, insisting that the flamboyant rocker "must die."

Neal Horsley -- an apparent candidate for the 2010 Georgia Governor's race under his own Creator's Rights Party -- caused serious concern among Sir Elton's handlers after a video surfaced on You Tube of the 65-year-old anti-abortionist holding up a large sign with that slogan outside of the performer's Atlanta apartment building.
Band of Skulls Interview: SXSW 2010

Filed under: Concerts and Tours

They may come from Southampton, but the blues is very clearly written into the DNA of Band of Skulls, Already Hollywood heavy-hitters thanks to the track 'Friends' making it onto the soundtrack of the 'Twilight' film 'New Moon,' the riff-heavy blues-rockers are building a reputation as a live band who shouldn't be missed. Having just graced Spinner as Band of the Week, we took a few more minutes of bass player Emma Richardson's time ahead of their jaunt to SXSW.

Describe your sound in your own words.

We are a loud bluesy rock 'n' roll band with soulful moments.

How did your band form?

Russell [Marsden, singer] and Matt [Hayward, drums] have been playing music together since they were kids. They handed me a bass at one if their rehearsals and said they had a gig in two weeks and was I up for playing and now here we are.
Tig Notaro Interview: SXSW 2010

Filed under: Concerts and Tours

There's a temptation when thinking of Southern comedians to assume that it's all redneck jokes and get 'er done, but Tig Notaro puts the lie to the notion. She's a veteran stand-up comic with a sardonic style, and has appeared on a variety of televisions shows and specials, including NBC's 'Last Comic Standing' and Comedy Central's 'The Sarah Silverman Program.' She'll also be making appearances at the 2010 SXSW Festival.

Describe your style in your own words.

I would prefer to describe it in someone else's words -- "funny" and "good."

How did you get into comedy?

I scored a nearly perfect score on my SATs, and then spent four years studying with one of Chicago's finest clown troupes. And the next thing I knew, I was doing my very first open mic.
Jack White Recalls White Stripes' Daycare, Bus, Fishing Boat Gigs in Canada

Filed under: Concerts and Tours, Exclusive, Movies, Canada

The White Stripes celebrated the band's 10th anniversary in 2007 with a shockingly comprehensive Canadian tour, during which they staged a series of renegade sets in the most unlikely venues.

Before the tour was over, the band had rocked out in a bowling alley in Saskatoon, serenaded commuters on a city bus in Winnipeg, blew the roof off a community centre in Edmonton, led a sing-along at a YCMA daycare in Toronto, performed in the back of a fishing boat in Charlottetown and played a lightning-fast single-note gig in St. John's, Newfoundland.

Lucky for us, they caught it all on film.

"We felt Canada was untapped. It seemed like this gigantic frontier both musically and artistically that people just don't explore enough," White tells Spinner.
Dan Dyer Interview: SXSW 2010

Dan Dyer picked up a guitar at 18 and hasn't stopped writing and playing soulful music since. Starting out with Breedlove, Dyer went solo and was produced by Lenny Kravitz. Prolific, at times commercial and always soulful, Dan Dyer will perform at SXSW again this year. "I know all the shortcuts around Austin," he says. People who don't know their way around may do well to follow Dan Dyer.

How did you start your career in music?

I picked up a guitar at about 18, a little later than many, and I grew my music organically. It has continued to build over the years. There are so many songs that I have in my catalog that people never hear. I always wanted to play music. I begged for drum lessons in my younger days, told my parents how much I wanted a drum kit in second grade, but we lived in northeast Texas. Music wasn't a priority in my family then.

Gonzales Filming 'Jazz Chess' Movie with Peaches, Tiga and Feist

Filed under: Movies, Canada

Having bested Andrew WK in a piano duel and set a new world record for the longest-ever piano concert, Chilly Gonzales is now turning his thoughts to a more intense type of competition: chess.

The Paris-based provocateur and "entertainist" has scripted a feature-length film centred on the venerable board game and it's currently being filmed in his hometown of Toronto. 'Ivory Tower'stars Gonzales himself as Hershall Graves, an eccentric genius who invents an intuitive and collaborative style of play called "jazz chess."

Opposing him in chess, as well as in love, is his materialistic brother Thaddeus (played by electro producer Tiga); the object of the brothers' shared affection, a performance artist, is played by longtime Gonzales collaborator Peaches. Also appearing as a duo of "Canadian Chess Cyberchannel" journalists are comedy rocker Little Hamm and Gonzales' longtime friend and creative partner, Feist.
Public Image Ltd.'s Tour Will Fund New Album

Filed under: Concerts and Tours, News, New Music

As previously reported, Public Image Ltd.'s gig at Coachella will mark the first time the band has performed on American soil in 17 years. However, the tour isn't only to show the band's reunion, it's also to raise money for the new album.

"We've got no backing -- no recording company, no sponsors, nothing like that," PiL frontman John Lydon told Billboard.com. "The only way we can make money is the touring, and then we can make a new album. It's sort of like the old days of PiL, when the Pistols went kaput; I had to scrimp and scrape out of my own pocket. Not much has changed."
James Brown's Body Not Missing, According to Funeral Director

Filed under: News, Holy Hell

Last week, a daughter of James Brown claimed that the legendary singer's body had gone missing. Now, according to a new report, the Godfather of Soul is still resting in a crypt on the property of another daughter, hopefully putting an end to this bizarre tale.

This odd case all started when LaRhonda Pettit, an illegitimate daughter of Brown, told UK's Daily Mirror that Brown's body disappeared from the home of Deanna Brown Thomas. Now, the funeral director who handled Brown's burial says the body is in the same place it's been since his death.

"There's no truth to that," Charlie Reid, C.A. Reid Funeral Home's director, told the August Chronicle. "It would have had to have gone through us. We would have been contacted if that happened."
Snapline Interview: SXSW 2010

The story behind bigger-than-Beijing industrial rock outfit Snapline is one that undiscovered bands everywhere dream about: They were playing one night when a world-class musician and producer caught their set. Next thing they knew, songs of theirs were being mixed in the United States and huge festivals throughout Asia were booking them. Now these lo-fi electronic gurus are prepping for a showcase at SXSW and their undeniably bright future as the next big thing out of China.

Describe the sound of Snapline in your own words.

Low and honest.

Take me through your creative process. Does one member of the band do the majority of the songwriting, or is the effort completely collaborative?

We all write the music together and Chen Xi writes the lyrics.

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