We had such a great experience with our reading/show with HELLO SHARK in October, we thought we’d do it again. If you are interested in reading and will be free the night of January 14th, please submit 2 examples of your work to slam [at] thewellmontreal.com
Quiet, let’s listen, hear
We miss so many things. Put on your headphones. Hear the clicking of a stove coming on in the next room. Hear what they’re saying. Then hear what they’re trying so hard to say.
Hello Shark plays the “Indie” Rock Feeds Starving Poets show at Club Lambi on October 7th. Here’s the f***book event.
New track from The Crown Vandals, one of whom will be appearing tomorrow, April 7th, at The Well’s Bring-Your-Own-Blanket show at Club Lambi.
New music from INDIENSOCI. Hear it twice. Once by clicking above, then again when you come to the Well’s Bring-Your-Own-Blanket night with Sean Nicholas Savage.
“Heart Wish” from Sean Nicholas Savages’ acclaimed Spread Like a Butterfly. Be sure to grab a blanket and catch Sean at The Well’s Bring-Your-Own-Blanket Night at Club Lambi.
Find the Event on facebook for more information.
LINEUP CHANGE: The Crown Vandals will no longer be appearing at Le Divan Orange with Bent By Elephants on April 4th. Instead, they will be performing at the aforementioned BYOBlanket night.
“The Youjsh get the best of every type of music I can think of, save maybe thrash metal or something.” -Merril Garbus [Tune Yards]
“The best live show I’ve ever seen.” -Adam Nanji (Editor’s note: Adam Nanji knows what he’s talking about.)
THE WELL MONTREAL PRESENTS… THE YOUJSH at Casa Del Popolo, March 30th on a FIRST DATE! Bring a “date” (friends count too, yay friends!) and save. $6 Single entry, $10 for two.
Tim Beeler of the Crown Vandals will opening the Well Produced FIRST DATE (Featuring Youjsh and The Belle Game) at Casa Del Popolo with an acoustic set. Attached is an acoustic version of the title track off the Crown Vandals’ 2009 release The Guenevere EP.
“…catchy and beautiful and brilliant”
–Vague Space
“…if Noah Lennox spent his childhood at the Renaissance Fair and hung out with a lot of classical musicians and Alec Onsworth.”
-Elena Levin, Elephantitis
