Blisterene was a power pop band from Vancouver, Canada. I formed this band after I departed from Pure and thought to make an exciting three piece. We played every venue in Vancouver and then managed a full Canadian and a follow up Western Canadian tour before we put the band on ice.
This video was filmed and edited by none other than Blair Dobson, Blair had made two videos for Pure so it just seemed natural to approach him to make one for my new band. This video was played a couple times on Much Music and helped secure us a spot at CMW as well as our cross country tour.
Band: Blisterene
Song: Gratitude
Album: So I Have Them
released: 1997
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Showing posts with label Blair Dobson. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Archive: Blisterene - Gratitude video
Labels:
Blair Dobson,
Blisterene,
Gratitude,
Malcolm Tente,
mark henning,
power pop,
So i Have Them,
Tariqu Khan,
vancouver band,
video
Friday, March 27, 2020
Archive: Pure- Spiritual Pollution debut on Much Music
Spiritual Pollution was the third single from Pure's debut album Pureafunalia. This video was co-directed by Blair Dobson and Jordy Birch, with Dobson handling the camera and editing as well. Made in a loft in Vancouver with not much more than a concept, a couple horns and a smoke machine Spiritual Pollution was one of the more successful videos from the band.
This clip included a short interview with Much Music VJ Steve Anthony talking with Jordy Birch and Mark Henning before debuting the clip. I believe this was sometime in late 1992.
This clip included a short interview with Much Music VJ Steve Anthony talking with Jordy Birch and Mark Henning before debuting the clip. I believe this was sometime in late 1992.
Labels:
1990s,
alternative rock,
Blair Dobson,
Canadian Music,
David Hadley,
Jordy Birch,
Leigh Grant,
mark henning,
Much Music,
Pure,
Pureafunalia,
Spiritual Pollution,
Steve Anthony,
Todd Simko,
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