SUN WIZARD - TOO MUCH ON YOUR MIND (BalconyTV)
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FILMED DURING CANADIAN MUSIC FEST 2011
BALCONYTV TORONTO IS BROUGHT TO YOU IN ASSOCIATION WITH INDIE WEEK AND THE UNDERGROUND GARAGE
PRESENTED BY NOEL COPEMAN
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Sun Wizard first united back in 2008, when a couple of days on Vancouver Island turned into an impromptu acoustic gig gone right for bassist Francesco Lyon and songwriter-guitarists Malcolm Jack and James Younger. The lineup solidified the next spring, when drummer Ben Frey joined the fold and the four rockers began gigging regularly in the clubs and dive bars of their home city.
The Vancouver four piece didn't waste any time in hitting the studio, recording the EP Maybe They Were Right in summer 2009 and self-releasing it later that year. Meanwhile, they continued to hone their live chops, becoming local favourites and sharing the stage with the likes of Smith Westerns, Vetiver, Girls and the Cave Singers.
The band's back-to-basics rock style and blue-collar work ethic earned the attention of newly-minted Vancouver label Light Organ Records, who issued a seven-inch, Quit Acting Cold, in summer 2010. This was followed in March 2011 by the band's full-length debut, Positively 4th Avenue. Recorded to tape at the iconic Mushroom Studios by Colin Stewart and Dave Ogilvie, this ten-track collection showcases the band's no-bullshit formula of catchy choruses and fist-pumping energy. The band's timeless rock 'n' roll sound traces its lineage from the Kinks through to classic acts like Fleetwood Mac and Tom Petty, as well as recent revivalists like Oasis and the Strokes.
Look for the rockers to hit the road soon and deliver their tunes in the only way they know how: fast, loud, and uncompromisingly honest.
PRESS:
"Sun Wizard make the current crop of radio pop rock stars sound old and busted." -Exclaim!
"Positively 4th Avenue has the potential to become the rock 'n' roll soundtrack to your summer" -The Vancouver Sun
"The real magic happens when you stop to admire the lyrical gold mine offered up by chief songwriters Younger and Jack" -The Georgia Straight
http://www.sunwizardmusic.com
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FILMED DURING CANADIAN MUSIC FEST 2011
BALCONYTV TORONTO IS BROUGHT TO YOU IN ASSOCIATION WITH INDIE WEEK AND THE UNDERGROUND GARAGE
PRESENTED BY NOEL COPEMAN
http://www.undergroundgarage.ca
http://www.indieweek.com
Sun Wizard first united back in 2008, when a couple of days on Vancouver Island turned into an impromptu acoustic gig gone right for bassist Francesco Lyon and songwriter-guitarists Malcolm Jack and James Younger. The lineup solidified the next spring, when drummer Ben Frey joined the fold and the four rockers began gigging regularly in the clubs and dive bars of their home city.
The Vancouver four piece didn't waste any time in hitting the studio, recording the EP Maybe They Were Right in summer 2009 and self-releasing it later that year. Meanwhile, they continued to hone their live chops, becoming local favourites and sharing the stage with the likes of Smith Westerns, Vetiver, Girls and the Cave Singers.
The band's back-to-basics rock style and blue-collar work ethic earned the attention of newly-minted Vancouver label Light Organ Records, who issued a seven-inch, Quit Acting Cold, in summer 2010. This was followed in March 2011 by the band's full-length debut, Positively 4th Avenue. Recorded to tape at the iconic Mushroom Studios by Colin Stewart and Dave Ogilvie, this ten-track collection showcases the band's no-bullshit formula of catchy choruses and fist-pumping energy. The band's timeless rock 'n' roll sound traces its lineage from the Kinks through to classic acts like Fleetwood Mac and Tom Petty, as well as recent revivalists like Oasis and the Strokes.
Look for the rockers to hit the road soon and deliver their tunes in the only way they know how: fast, loud, and uncompromisingly honest.
PRESS:
"Sun Wizard make the current crop of radio pop rock stars sound old and busted." -Exclaim!
"Positively 4th Avenue has the potential to become the rock 'n' roll soundtrack to your summer" -The Vancouver Sun
"The real magic happens when you stop to admire the lyrical gold mine offered up by chief songwriters Younger and Jack" -The Georgia Straight
http://www.sunwizardmusic.com
Tune in again!