Toronto Public Library’s popular Make Some Noise concert series Presents Toronto based indie-band
Toronto Public Library will present a free concert in the stacks at Parkdale Branch (1303 Queen Street West) featuring the Toronto-based indie band Language Arts.
The brainchild of Toronto-based guitarist, composer and singer Kristen Cudmore, Language Artsis well known for a dizzying array of musical styles – indie pop, hip-hop and prog-rock. Cudmore is joined by drummer Neil MacIntosh, keyboardist Joel Visentin and bassist Soren Nilsesen.
“Cudmore is magnificent onstage and the band she fronts follow suit…The beauty of the quiet harmonies they construct is interrupted by stuff like brutish, discordant, jarring guitar work, and it’s all great.” – Huffington Post
What: Language Arts – Live in the Stacks – All Ages. Recommended for Ages 13 and up.
Where: Parkdale Branch, 1303 Queen Street West, 416-393-7886
When: Friday, November 14, 2014, 8 p.m.
The Make Some Noise program brings the library's local music collection to life in the stacks of library branches around the city. The initiative gives people of all ages an opportunity to see Toronto’s hottest indie bands live for free at their local library branches.
Recordings by local artists are available for free streaming though the library’s website. To listen to indie bands like Language Arts and many more, all you need is a library card and an internet connection. Log onto tpl.ca/downloads to get started.
Toronto Public Library’s Local Music Collection includes music from across Canada, with a focus on the Toronto area. CDs are located in 20 branches and can be borrowed or reserved on the library website for pick up at your local branch.
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