I first saw the increasingly-popular Canadian sixpiece back in October, and as this review testifies, I thought they were pretty great. And their show at the Koko was another satisfying dose of shimmering pop and lush melodies, but with a slightly more downbeat, reflective setlist and a lesser degree of intimacy. Impressive support set from Apostle of Hustle too, much better than his solo show supporting Broken Social Scene back in the day.
Saturday, February 02, 2008
STARS (London Koko, 29/01/08)
I first saw the increasingly-popular Canadian sixpiece back in October, and as this review testifies, I thought they were pretty great. And their show at the Koko was another satisfying dose of shimmering pop and lush melodies, but with a slightly more downbeat, reflective setlist and a lesser degree of intimacy. Impressive support set from Apostle of Hustle too, much better than his solo show supporting Broken Social Scene back in the day.
I first saw the increasingly-popular Canadian sixpiece back in October, and as this review testifies, I thought they were pretty great. And their show at the Koko was another satisfying dose of shimmering pop and lush melodies, but with a slightly more downbeat, reflective setlist and a lesser degree of intimacy. Impressive support set from Apostle of Hustle too, much better than his solo show supporting Broken Social Scene back in the day.
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