The SoDa Poppers Drop New Single “Not Even In Your Wildest (Fuckin’) Dreams”
Johny Skullknuckles (The Kopek Millionaires / The Dead Beats / Goldblade) continues his musical adventures with The SoDa Poppers and their brand new…
Taking a break from their Underplay Tour with The Lonely Forest, Washington’s Death For Cutie made a short trip up to Edmonton with Bright Eyes as part of a quick four date tour with the band. It had been five years since they last played the Shaw Conference Centre and in that time they’ve been busy with new albums, constant touring and a boat load of videos.
We caught up with Nick Harmer and Ben Gibbard before they hit the stage for sound check to discuss the pros and cons of small and large venues, the joy of playing with Bright Eyes for the first time in eleven years and the beauty in finding the right visual representation of music – be it in videos, painting or graffiti. Read on to see the band’s take on how advances in technology has enabled creative people to expand their repertoire.