Toronto quintet The Great Bloomers specialize in galloping roots, deliciously sloppy indie rock, and spindly guitar-led noise nuggets that pack as much potency in three minutes as neatly-composed pop records do in 40. Formed only a few short years ago, the Great Bloomers have quickly transformed into one of Toronto’s most inspiring young bands. Their ascent can be chalked up to, among many other things, the strength of last year’s compact debut EP. Both reminiscent of 90s giants past, and slacker rock icons to come, tracks like the sprawling, triumphal “Catching Up” cobble together harmonica, swathes of noise, and awesomely atonal Malkmus noodlery to create deeply affecting, timeless indie rock.
Search
About
You are currently browsing the TransCanadaRadio.com weblog archives for 'the-giant-bloomers' tag.
Latest
RSS- Team Canada drop a new club anthem album Canadian Club
- Open thread: what are you listening to right now?
- THE FRAMEWORK album to launch August 4th
- Precious Features live in BC, June 25-26
- JEREMY ELLIS “AYRO” hits Ottawa, MAY 28th 22:00pm
- Last call for Igloofest in Montreal, Quebec
- Komodo Dubs presents Europe’s 2562
- D’Ubervilles – rock music for smart people
- Ottawa singer Kathleen Edwards plays for troops in Afghanistan
- New Jojoflores mixes available for free to download
Archives
Categories
- About Trans Canada Radio (6)
- Awards (5)
- Blog (38)
- Companies (3)
- Discussion (7)
- DJ Music (78)
- Event (57)
- Featured (31)
- Festivals (41)
- Hidden Gems (1)
- Interview (5)
- Labels (17)
- Live Music (237)
- Live Review (25)
- New Release (26)
- News (58)
- Podcast (4)
- Producers (15)
- Radio (1)
- Spoken Word (4)
- Tour (5)
- Uncategorized (23)
- Update (7)