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CIVL Shuffle: Nanaimo edition

This article was published on February 14, 2013 and may be out of date. To maintain our historical record, The Cascade does not update or remove outdated articles.

By Adam Roper (CIVL DJ) – Email

Print Edition: February 6, 2013

Bands from Nanaimo are usually pretty lousy. Here are a select few that aren’t, from resident Nanaimo music scene expert Adam Roper, host of Birds Of Canada.

Cloud Limbs – “Sister Addict”

A garagey sounding outfit featuring Patchwork’s brother, with a reasonably appropriate song to listen to on rainy coastal afternoons.

Gold and Shadow – “Thaliana”

Gold and Shadow are poets at heart, favouring banjo and acoustic guitar with just a subtle amount of lead electric to drive their versatile pop-rock sound.

Atlas Collapses – “Crash Site”

Atlas Collapses produce clean sounding melodic-rock, a strong contrast to the hazy incoherence that defined much of the Vancouver Island music community throughout the 2000s.

The Fresh Pots – “University Girls”

About the only thing that makes Parksville (a dingy little tourist town just a few miles from Nanaimo) worth visiting is the beach, or The Fresh Pots.

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