Showing posts with label sleater-kinney. Show all posts
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November 30, 2019

Sleater-Kinney at Rebel - Concert Photos

Sleater-Kinney at Rebel on November 3, 2019 Photo by John Ordean at One In Ten Words oneintenwords.com toronto indie alternative live music blog concert photography pictures photos nikon d750 camera yyz photographer
Sleater-Kinney at Rebel on November 3, 2019 Photo by John Ordean at One In Ten Words oneintenwords.com toronto indie alternative live music blog concert photography pictures photos nikon d750 camera yyz photographer
Sleater-Kinney at Rebel on November 3, 2019 Photo by John Ordean at One In Ten Words oneintenwords.com toronto indie alternative live music blog concert photography pictures photos nikon d750 camera yyz photographer
Sleater-Kinney at Rebel on November 3, 2019 Photo by John Ordean at One In Ten Words oneintenwords.com toronto indie alternative live music blog concert photography pictures photos nikon d750 camera yyz photographer
Sleater-Kinney at Rebel on November 3, 2019 Photo by John Ordean at One In Ten Words oneintenwords.com toronto indie alternative live music blog concert photography pictures photos nikon d750 camera yyz photographer
Sleater-Kinney at Rebel on November 3, 2019 Photo by John Ordean at One In Ten Words oneintenwords.com toronto indie alternative live music blog concert photography pictures photos nikon d750 camera yyz photographer
Legendary Olympia, Washington indie-rock band Sleater-Kinney released their most recent album, the Annie Clark (St. Vincent) produced The Center Won't Hold, this past summer and headed out on the road. They stopped into Toronto's Rebel for a show featuring tunes from across their accomplished career.

"Jumpers"

"Love"

"Can I Go On"

"Get Up"

"Dig Me Out"

December 6, 2014

Catch up with Sleater-Kinney

Sleater-Kinney formed in Olympia Washington in 1994. They put out 7 studio albums filled with incredible tunes and have achieved legendary status in alternative music circles. They put it all on hold in 2006 and regrouped earlier this year. They're releasing a new album called No Cities to Love on January 20 of next year and have some tour dates planned for February and March.

In the meantime, they've allowed us to listen to some of the new tunes. Here are "Surface Envy" and
"Bury Our Friends". Check them out:





Pic from Facebook.