City and Colour have released a video for the new song “Fucked It Up.”
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City and Colour will release The Love Still Held Me Near on March 31st. Today they’ve shared “Underground.”
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City and Colour have shared a video for “Meant to Be.”
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City and Colour have released a new two song cover EP via Bandcamp. The full press release can be found below.
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City and Colour have announced a 15th anniversary show for Sometimes. The show is happening at the Budweiser Stage in Toronto on August 7th.
City and Colour Announce New Tour Dates
City and Colour have announced some new tour dates.
City and Colour – “Astronaut” Video
City and Colour has shared a video for “Astronaut.”
City and Colour Announce New Album; Stream New Song
City and Colour will release the new album, A Pill For Loneliness, on October 4th. Today he’s shared the new song “Living in Lightning” and pre-orders are now up.
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City and Colour – “Strangers” Video
City and Colour has released a video for “Strangers.”
City and Colour – “Strangers”
City and Colour have shared their new song “Strangers” on all streaming platforms.
City and Colour – “Astronaut”
City and Colour has released the new song “Astronaut.”
City and Colour Launch New Label
City and Colour have launched the new record label Still Records. The full press release can be found below.
City and Colour to Release Two Unreleased Songs
City and Colour will release two b-sides from If I Should Go Before You on March 3rd. Pre-orders are now up for the limited edition vinyl. The band has also announced some new tour dates, you can find those below.
Review: City and Colour – The Hurry and the Harm
A corridor of darkness wraps around my car as it shoots down some county two-line road on the backstreets of town. There’s no one else around, no one but me, my blue beater of a Chevrolet, and the sounds pouring out of my stereo. It’s the summer of 2008, my first summer with a car, my first summer since my siblings moved out, my first summer with any semblance of freedom or responsibility, and it’s both the best and worst season of my life. I’m driving home from work at a job I hate and it’s midnight. I could call my friends and see what they’re doing, but chances are that most of them have either stayed at their houses too late for their parents to let them leave or are too many drinks in to register my call. I could also call her: the girl who used to be my best friend, the girl I’ve spent the past six weeks falling for, head over heels, but I know she won’t answer either. So I let my phone lay dormant at my side and I just drive. I drive and I turn up the stereo, and I listen to the strains of an acoustic guitar and a desolate voice as they nourish my wounds or cut them deeper. Or maybe they’re doing both. Truth is, I’m not sure which side of the pain I’m on anymore. All I know is this: when I walk into my house tonight, I’ll immediately want to leave it. I’ll feel pathetic and lonely and miserable for spending another night alone in my bedroom, even if the actual “night” is already gone and going anywhere else right now would just be stupid. But in the 10 or so miles between my workplace and my front door, with the music coursing through me and the brisk night air flicking through my hair, I feel more alive than I’ve felt in weeks. This is my stronghold, my bulletproof vest, my Fortress of Solitude. So instead of turning right and driving straight home, I turn left and take the long way. These songs aren’t done with me yet.
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Dallas Green is easily one of the most sophisticated musicians in the scene today. His main project, Alexisonfire, has proved to be one of the best aggressive bands around throughout the past decade. His acoustic side-project, City and Colour, proves he can create beauty on the other end of the spectrum, as well.
Back in 2008, Bring Me Your Love was a soft, ambient, and ultimately poignant release, perfect for a fall evening or cold winter night. Now three years later, Little Hell expands the sound of BMYL, mixing a few bells and whistles with a handful of upbeat tracks to craft the best record City and Colour effort to date, a record now fitting for summer nights.
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