GRAYDON JAMES & THE YOUNG NOVELISTS - LEFT BEHIND (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
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Toronto-based roots band Graydon James & the Young Novelists formed in 2009 to tour front man Graydon James' 40 track double-album release and have been carving out their place on the Canadian roots/rock scene ever since.
They have seen support from CBC Radio (their song "It Takes All Kinds" was featured on Definitely Not the Opera and they've had a featured single on CBC Radio 3), won a 2010 Galaxie Rising Star Award, and will be heading into the studio this winter with producer Chris Stringer (Ohbijou, Timber Timbre, D'ubervilles) to record a full-length album thanks to the support of a FACTOR independent recording loan.
The band's first recording as a collective is a 4 track EP called 'a small town eulogy' which was released this spring and is already garnering the attention of the media. "For fans of Blue Rodeo, The Band, and pre-weirdness Wilco, here are three last words: Step right up." (John Sakomoto, Toronto Star, The Anti-Hit List, March 26, 2011)
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BALCONYTV TORONTO IS BROUGHT TO YOU IN ASSOCIATION WITH INDIE WEEK AND THE UNDERGROUND GARAGE
PRESENTED BY NOEL COPEMAN
http://www.indieweek.com
http://www.undergroundgarage.ca
Toronto-based roots band Graydon James & the Young Novelists formed in 2009 to tour front man Graydon James' 40 track double-album release and have been carving out their place on the Canadian roots/rock scene ever since.
They have seen support from CBC Radio (their song "It Takes All Kinds" was featured on Definitely Not the Opera and they've had a featured single on CBC Radio 3), won a 2010 Galaxie Rising Star Award, and will be heading into the studio this winter with producer Chris Stringer (Ohbijou, Timber Timbre, D'ubervilles) to record a full-length album thanks to the support of a FACTOR independent recording loan.
The band's first recording as a collective is a 4 track EP called 'a small town eulogy' which was released this spring and is already garnering the attention of the media. "For fans of Blue Rodeo, The Band, and pre-weirdness Wilco, here are three last words: Step right up." (John Sakomoto, Toronto Star, The Anti-Hit List, March 26, 2011)
http://www.theyoungnovelists.com
Tune in next time!