Their Calling - Musique

“The Journey Is The Joy. The Station Is An Illusion – It Constantly Outdistances Us…Regret And Fear Are Twin Thieves Who Would Rob Us Of Today.” Excerpts From Robert J. Hasting’s Essay “The Station” From Which – In Combination With Aldous Huxley’s Dystopian Future Novel “Brave New World” – Thousand Islands-Raised Toronto-Based Band Bravestation Derives Their Name And Ethos. Without Wavering From Their Ethereal Approach To Songwriting Brothers Devin Vocals Bass Keys And Derek Wilson Guitar Keyboards Along With Childhood Friend Jeremy Rossetti Drums Resurface With Their Most Focused And Accessible Collection Of Songs To Date On Their Label Debut V. Following A Handful Of Self-Produced Acclaimed Independent Releases Including IV 2013 That “straddled Pop And R&B But Never In A Conventional Way” Planet Notion Giants & Dreamers 2012 Which The Toronto Star Described As “Spritely Sun-Kissed Electroshocked Equatorial Pop” And Their “charming” Dazed Digital And “rhythmically Daring Beast” Toronto Star Of An EP In 2010 That Landed Them A UK Tour And An Invitation To Play North England’s Largest Music Festival At The Time Evolution. Inspired By A Vast Array Of Genres Ranging From ’80s New Wave To Modern Rock Synthpop To Post-Punk The Band Channels Influences From The Past And Visions Of The Future To Create Their Own Imaginative Version Of Pop. It’s Music That Exists Somewhere In The Fringes Between Fiction And Reality Luring You Into A Dream Haven With Soulful Vocals Spaced-Out Guitar Patterns Lush Synthetic Flourishes And Hypnotic Grooves. read less