The Weather Station Toronto, Ontario
I write songs about things that exist.
The Weather Station recommends:
Charging The Stone
by Ian Daniel Kehoe
Vitality, spark, poetry; a very vibrant and living record that sounds like the best band ever playing together except Kehoe played everything (except pedal steel). One for the philosophers.
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Disco Body Buzz
by Ian Daniel Kehoe
Physical music for the physical self. Listen to 'Colour Application' and tell me you're not dancing.
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Rock & Roll Illusion
by Ian Daniel Kehoe
Basically, it's 1986 and 2026 at the same time; it's the summer, there is a stratocaster, and you are in love for the first or the hundredth time...
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Rivers and Vessels
by Joan Shelley
supported by 17 fans who also own “Duets #1-3”
The sweetness of the harmony and beauty of the tracks made me have to purchase this album. The vocals float like ethereal sprites with compelling warmness yet a certain captivating sadness as well. This is what Americana should sound like... this is what country should sound like... for it's so real and emotionally delivered... yet absolutely gorgeous.
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"Visions Of The Higher Dream"
by Daniel Romano
supported by 17 fans who also own “Duets #1-3”
If I were in a band like the Golden Gate Wingmen, playing songs from the Grateful Dead catalogue (the greatest songbook in the world) and other forever-glittering specimens of the art of song, like Dylan tunes, solo Beatles picks (Nobody Told Me, Any Road), Zevon, and Van Morrison's Beautiful Vision record, I would also stuff our setlists with songs from Visions of the Higher Dream. And I mean all of them. Not one song would pale in that company. That's how commanding and classic this album is.
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Sweet Old Religion
by Pharis & Jason Romero
Sweet harmonies & strummed melodies; the duo delve into decades-old folk, jazz, and country to find a timeless kind of love and connection.
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