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Reverie Sound Revue Origin, Genres Years active 2002 ( 2002)–2004 ( 2004) 2005–present Labels Associated acts Website Members Patrick Walls Marc De Pape Bryce Gracey John-Marcel de Waal Reverie Sound Revue is a Canadian group formed in 2002 in. The group consists of Marc De Pape (guitar), John-Marcel de Waal (drums), Bryce Gracey (bass guitar), (vocals) and Patrick Walls (guitar).
I'm not sure if I ever did a post on Reverie Sound Revue, but I don't think I did. So I will now. Lisa Lobsinger was the singer of the band and she is now.
They are fronted by Lobsinger, who occasionally contributes to indie band. The group originally formed in, Alberta in 2002, disbanded in 2004, but later reformed in 2005. They have established a large fan base in Canada, but have had little success outside the country.
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- July 2009 Playlist. Send us your music Stream Spotify. [EP Version] (1 votes) 1. Reverie Sound Revue - Arrows (7 votes) 1.
- Jun 05, 2009 I purchased Reverie Sound Revue's self-released EP years and years ago after seeing Lisa Lobsinger with attendant hairdo perform with Broken Social Scene.
Their albums have received mostly positive reviews from critics, although their songs have been criticized for not being memorable enough. Contents. History Reverie Sound Revue formed in Calgary, Alberta, in 2002. Reverie Sound Revue EP (2003–2004) In 2003, Reverie Sound Revue self-released an to critical acclaim, which gained fans in the local music scene. The also impressed indie rock performer, which led to Lobsinger touring with his band Broken Social Scene.
The EP sold over 2000 copies, solely through live shows and Megatunes, a Calgary music store. They toured Canada twice. They were included in the 'Best of the Fest' line-up at Vancouver's New Music West festival in 2003. The group disbanded in 2004 due to band members leaving Calgary for other places in Canada. Reverie Sound Revue (2005–present) After a year, band member Marc De Pape became interested in reforming the group. He used e-mail to send tracks to the other band members, who were living in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal, for them to play and record the other instruments. On 23 June 2009, they released the album, entitled, on after being in development for a total of seven years.
It received generally positive reviews from music critics. The band also re-released their debut EP, including a bonus track.
After releasing the album, they went on a 'blog tour', with De Pape recording and releasing promotional live videos in which three of the band members played some of their songs online. He also made two music videos in order to promote the album. The band has no plans to go on any real tours. In 2010, band member Lisa Lobsinger explained that the band members enjoy making music together, but were too busy with other activities to do live shows together. Musical style The band has and 'moody ' as major influences for their albums, and has been called an 'under-appreciated band of Canadian popsmiths'.
They also have the bands, and as minor influences for their music. Lisa Lobsinger provides vocals for their releases, usually.
Her voice is backed by clean guitar, 'delicate' melodies, simple and a. The music also features a tight rhythm section and a large amount of.
Their EP had the band use 'heavy leanings' and for their music. For the studio album, they abandoned that style for 'more moody' music, without synthesizers. The band's sound has been described as 'ambient', 'cool and collected'. Members The five members of Reverie Sound Revue are:. Marc De Pape – guitar. John-Marcel de Waal – drums, bass. Bryce Gracey – bass guitar.
– vocals. Patrick Walls – guitar Discography Studio albums (2009) Extended plays (2003) References. ^ Laura Studarus (8 September 2009). Retrieved 1 February 2012.
^ Tom Breihan (23 June 2009). Retrieved 1 February 2012. ^ Marc De Pape. Marc De Pape website.
Retrieved 1 February 2012. ^ Erica Lenti (17 May 2010). Retrieved 1 February 2012. ^ Tyler Weir (31 August 2009). Retrieved 3 February 2012.
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I'm not sure if I ever did a post on, but I don't think I did. So I will now.
Lisa Lobsinger was the singer of the band and she is now a member of. When I went to see them live in Belfast she sang as opposed to Leslie Feist, Emily Haines, or Amy Millan singing - since they're all enjoying their own success, and was amazing, especially her rendition of Anthems for a Seventeen Year Old Girl. Her voice is spectacular, she looked amazing, and there was something completely intriguing about her stage presence. There was an absence of flair.
More a humble, bookish way of holding herself, lost in the music, singing to herself as much to anyone else. Was weird, but captivating. I would say the music of her old band, is very chilled-out, electro-pop ish, lovely, pleasant, sometimes jazzy, happy, summertime music. Since it's coming up to the summer, and it's likely to be the hottest summer here in eleven years or something; something to do with cycles, weather conditions repeating, and other stuff which I don't understand. This is the perfect sort of music. For lazy afternoons sitting outside watching the grass grow and reading your favourite novel. Facts (and opinions?): #1: come from Calgary, Alberta, Canada; #2: The band broke up at some point in the Spring of two thousand and four; #3: Lisa Lobsinger now sings with the amazing, Canadian collective,; #4: She likes to sing barefoot: apparently she does it all the time, and she did it at the gig I saw; #5: I can't find an official website for so I've linked to a wonderful fansite lots of MP3's on it instead; #6: I think the name is perfect for their music.
Think rivers, oceans, sunlight, glistening fountains, crystals, dew drops, wine-glasses, snowflakes and most of all. Think of sleepy little reveries. Reverie, of course, coming from the French word 'rever', meaning 'to dream'. C'est parfait. Reverie Sound Revue.Note: right-click and save target as or else it won't work. Nice songs, I say. Hope you all agree that she has a lovely, lovely voice.
After listening to those songs again, and refreshing my memory of what the band truly sound like, might I perhaps steal the words of Amy Millan, take them out of their original context, and say that make 'lover's rock'? Yes, I may - only minus the rock.
'lover's electro-pop' would be more appropriate, methinks.smile. This music makes me want to lie down. On that note: You'll be glad to hear that I got an e-mail the other day, recommending some unknown I'd imagine band from some unknown I'd imagine MP3 label. I downloaded an album by one band and an E.P.
by another band, and listened to it lying down. I felt relaxed. Sometimes it's good to listen to music that doesn't annoy, doesn't irritate, doesn't provoke, doesn't move. It was all lazy stuff from what I heard before I fell asleep, so I'll feature them when I get the time. I'm off to get to the bus, and read 'The Art of Falling Apart' now.
Broken Social Scene
Maybe I'll pick up some pointers.Note: only joking. Great book though. If any of those MP3's don't work for you, click on any one of the 'Reverie Sound Revue' links in the post and go to the MP3 page and download from there. 'cause Angelfire is shit, that's why.