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		<title>Rockbands Presents The Fireside Room- Hidden Driveways (SAA1111)</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Oct 2007 07:29:41 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Chris Schlarb</dc:creator>
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In a kind of musical time-warp Hidden Driveways tips its hat as much to the mountains and greenery of Kelowna, Canada as to <strong>Neil Young</strong>, <strong>The Flaming Lips</strong> and <strong>Brian Eno</strong>. <strong>Rockband</strong> has been the main musical outlet for tirelessly creative singer and primary songwriter, <strong>Steve Hubert</strong> who also performs with a laundry list of Canadian ensembles in addition to engineering, mastering and producing. <em>Hidden Driveways</em> bears out some of the above influences and makes informed progress on it’s own merit as well. Incorporating analogue keyboards as judiciously as violins and ambient field recordings the album is a consistently warm listen.]]></description>
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In a kind of musical time-warp Hidden Driveways tips its hat as much to the mountains and greenery of Kelowna, Canada as to <strong>Neil Young</strong>, <strong>The Flaming Lips</strong> and <strong>Brian Eno</strong>. <strong>Rockband</strong> has been the main musical outlet for tirelessly creative singer and primary songwriter, <strong>Steve Hubert</strong> who also performs with a laundry list of Canadian ensembles in addition to engineering, mastering and producing. <em>Hidden Driveways</em> bears out some of the above influences and makes informed progress on it’s own merit as well. Incorporating analogue keyboards as judiciously as violins and ambient field recordings the album is a consistently warm listen.</p>
<p>A quantum leap in production quality and with the maturing of an already keen songwriting ability, <em>Hidden Driveways</em> sees <strong>Hubert</strong> (who plays most of the instruments on the record) fulfilling his potential. The beautiful melody and narrative on “A Strange Farewell For A Game” shift cleverly from subtle keyboard to overloaded drums to conversational singing all within the first two minutes of the song. Tracks like “The Heat In Your House” (which starts off with an interesting drum machine and guitar duet) and the quietly gorgeous “You And I Belong” are flooded with melodic ideas and ambiguous/observant lyrics.</p>
<p>Rockband is:<br />
<strong>Steve Hubert</strong>- guitar, bass, vocals, keyboard, drums, electronics<br />
<strong>Meghann Hubert</strong>- violin, vocals, keyboard<br />
<strong>Mike Hubert</strong>- drums<br />
<strong>Ryan Sawatzky</strong>- guitar<br />
<strong>Ryan Peters</strong>- drums</p>
<p>Recorded and Produced by <strong>Steve Hubert</strong><br />
Mastered by <strong>Toby Hulse</strong></p>
<p><strong>Track Listing</strong><br />
01. The Homeroom Vortex (Made and impression)<br />
02. A Strage Farewell for a game<br />
03. Digital Filters<br />
04. <a href="http://soundsareactive.com/catalogue/mp3/Rockband-TurnUp.mp3" target="_blank">Turn Up The Heat in Your House [mp3]</a><br />
05. So Come On<br />
06. Hidden Driveways<br />
07. The Resonant Tone of this Room is &#8220;Gee&#8221;<br />
08. You And I Belong<br />
09. Search Your Hearts and Be Silent<br />
Bonus Fire Mountain EP<br />
10. Fire Mountain<br />
11. Paradise is Gone<br />
12. Postmodern Table</p>
<p><strong>Press</strong><br />
None at this time.</p>
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		<title>Rockband- Organica in Box-Sized Shapes (SAA1109)</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Oct 2007 07:24:43 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Chris Schlarb</dc:creator>
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First released in Canada by the group's own Silver Shamrock label, somehow an early copy of the album made it's way in the backpack of <strong>Orlando Greenhill</strong> all the way to Long Beach, CA. Only thing is, he doesn't know how it got there. One day while <strong>Chris Schlarb</strong> was looking through Orlando's CD collection (<strong>Ruins, Danielson Famile, Scatered Few, Henry Cow</strong>) he came across the album. Borrowing it and falling in love with it immediately, Of course it sounds nothing like the aforementioned noise, experimental and avant-ensembles, but rather, guitar and keyboard based rock-type music that just never seems to get stale. Creative arrangements and sonic workouts on this 14 song LP, originally recorded on 4-track by guitarist/singer <strong>Steve Hubert</strong>. We tried in vain to contact the Canadians. Letters and phone calls went without reply. Finally after three years. An email. Well the rest isn't as interesting but let's just say we're super happy that <strong>Rockband</strong> is on board and look for more music from them in the near future. This re-release contains a lyric sheet and full colour sticker on the front of the album.]]></description>
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First released in Canada by the group&#8217;s own Silver Shamrock label, somehow an early copy of the album made it&#8217;s way in the backpack of <strong>Orlando Greenhill</strong> all the way to Long Beach, CA. Only thing is, he doesn&#8217;t know how it got there. One day while <strong>Chris Schlarb</strong> was looking through Orlando&#8217;s CD collection (<strong>Ruins, Danielson Famile, Scatered Few, Henry Cow</strong>) he came across the album. Borrowing it and falling in love with it immediately, Of course it sounds nothing like the aforementioned noise, experimental and avant-ensembles, but rather, guitar and keyboard based rock-type music that just never seems to get stale. Creative arrangements and sonic workouts on this 14 song LP, originally recorded on 4-track by guitarist/singer <strong>Steve Hubert</strong>. We tried in vain to contact the Canadians. Letters and phone calls went without reply. Finally after three years. An email. Well the rest isn&#8217;t as interesting but let&#8217;s just say we&#8217;re super happy that <strong>Rockband</strong> is on board and look for more music from them in the near future. This re-release contains a lyric sheet and full colour sticker on the front of the album.</p>
<p><strong>Steve Hubert</strong>- guitar, vocals, keyboard<br />
<strong>Rob Wiebe</strong>- bass, vocals, percussion<br />
<strong>Mike Hubert</strong>- drums<br />
Recorded by <strong>Steve Hubert</strong><br />
Mastered by <strong>Toby Hulse</strong></p>
<p><strong>Track Listing</strong><br />
01. Tounge to confess his thanks<br />
02. Things are much more complicated than they seem<br />
03. Organica in box-sized shapes<br />
04. <a href="http://soundsareactive.com/catalogue/mp3/Rockband-21stCenturyDream.mp3" target="_blank"></a>21st Century Dream: light and sounds unite [mp3]</a><br />
05. Swimming pools of blue<br />
06. Anne Cleveland<br />
07. Pirates<br />
08. Listen<br />
09. Mothership<br />
10. B minor<br />
11. Mama<br />
12. No less<br />
13. <a href="http://soundsareactive.com/catalogue/mp3/Rockband-Singittothesetting.mp3" target="_blank">Sing it to the setting sun [mp3]</a><br />
14. Paris in the fall</p>
<p><strong>Press</strong><br />
None at this time.</p>
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