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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"Visions Of The Higher Dream"
by Daniel Romano
supported by 23 fans who also own “Duets #1-3”
Hearing this was like discovering 70s Bob Dylan or London Calling for the first time. This music so respectfully derivative yet strikingly original and immediate, reaches a place left un-visited by every new Dylan, Springsteen, Beatle or Saviour-of-Rock since those comparisons began. Daniel Romano is all of the above in spirit, but is entirely in the present. The Outfit are outstanding. Raw yet sophisticated, uncontrived yet knowing. This is one I'll keep coming back to.
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Rivers and Vessels
by Joan Shelley
supported by 21 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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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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