Showing posts with label punk pop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label punk pop. Show all posts
Sunday, June 28, 2020
New Found Glory - Records In My Life
Labels:
Muisc interview,
music,
Music suggestions,
New Found Glory,
punk pop,
Records in My Life,
RIML
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Archive: Blisterene - Broadcast Nationwide video
Blisterene had a busy year in 1997. We'd recorded our debut album, a ten song collection titled "So I Have Them" and already made one video. Broadcast Nationwide was a follow up to Gratitude and directed by Shawn Carnegie. We made this one on 16mm film and shot some of the footage in my brother's former business office on Marine Drive in Vancouver,
This was a fun video to shoot, thanks to Shawn and Tod Van Dyk who master minded the affair. This was a great underground video with many hours in an elevator and then even more running around the stairwells of the Pacific Centre mall. I have fond memories of this one, probably the easiest set I've ever been on. We all had fun, though worked a couple long days to create this!
The yellow walled rehearsal footage was shot at Les's place, (aka Malcolm Tente) where we actually recorded our album. Interesting times back then.
Band: Blisterene
Song: Broadcast Nationwide
Album: So I Have Them
Released: 1997
This was a fun video to shoot, thanks to Shawn and Tod Van Dyk who master minded the affair. This was a great underground video with many hours in an elevator and then even more running around the stairwells of the Pacific Centre mall. I have fond memories of this one, probably the easiest set I've ever been on. We all had fun, though worked a couple long days to create this!
The yellow walled rehearsal footage was shot at Les's place, (aka Malcolm Tente) where we actually recorded our album. Interesting times back then.
Band: Blisterene
Song: Broadcast Nationwide
Album: So I Have Them
Released: 1997
Labels:
Blisterene,
Broadcast Nationwide video,
Canadian Music,
indie,
Malcolm Tente,
mark henning,
power pop,
punk pop,
Shawn Carnegie,
So I have Them,
Tariq Khan,
vancouver band
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