Meeting for a month in New Orleans - one of their favourite cities - to live and write was akin to meeting at the midway point between them. King relocated to Toronto from Vancouver and now splits his time between there and Mexico City to live with his girlfriend. One thing doubtlessly influencing that new sound is love. Call it the first statement towards the new sound we’re chasing, still very intense and anthemic but different.” “Now we are on our first attempt at a new sound we have in our heads and both I’m Sorry (For Not Finding You Sooner) and Arc of Bar are the two songs we are possibly the most excited about.
“Over the course of two EPs and two albums, we were working towards nailing a certain sound we had in our heads and with Celebration Rock we hit it,” he said. Japandroids performing at The Cobalt in Vancouver. King thinks it may signal new directions for the band, which it has been fairly noted, rarely ventures from addictive fist-punching power anthems. At nearly eight minutes, Arc of Bar is unlike anything the duo has ever recorded, slower and with added additional instrumentation. Always a mix of Springsteen arena anthems and melodic, over-driven punk à la Hüsker Dü, Japandroids hit a new lyrical depth on songs such as, I’m Sorry (For Not Finding You Sooner) and, Arc of Bar. Taking its title from Brazilian author Clarice Lispector’s 1942 debut novel, Near to the Wild Heart, which itself is taken from a line in James Joyce’s, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, the album is certainly the duo’s most literate. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.Westcoast Homes & Design Previous Issues.Vancouver Sun Run: Sign up & event info.
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