Scene and Heard with Stuart Derdeyn talks to in-demand musician Billy Sherwood. The Las Vegas born bassist has held down duties for everyone from Paul Rodgers to William Shatner but is in Vancouver as the replacement for Chris Squire in Yes. The UK prog rock legends play with Toto at the Hard Rock Casino in Coquitlam on Saturday, September 12. Also new music from Vancouver’s Saints of Death, Branko (Buraka Som Sistema), Pere Ubu, Badi Assad and TerakraftYes
Where: http://www.hardrockcasinovancouver.com
When: Saturday, September 12
Tickets: Ticketmaster.ca
Saints of Death: Revolution (taken from the band’s new EP (http://www.saintsofdeath.com/)
– Vancouver based groove death metal band is doing something different in the metal genre by having a double bass attack with towering lead singer Twan Holliday on 8 string bass and Stony Gingras on 5 string. Phil Henri (guitars) and Christoper James (drums) round out the band
Where: Funky Winkerbean’s
When: Friday, Sept. 11
Terakraft: Anbayou (taken from Alone (Ténére) (http://outhere.de)
– Robert Plant’s right hand man Justin Adams produced this new album from these Tuareg rockers. In the style many think of Tinariwen being the sole progenitors of; they aren’t.
Branko: Let Me Go (Taken from Atlas (brankoofficial)
– Brank a.k.a. Lisbon based producer Joao Barbosa drops his first solo release and it sticks to the world beat styles of his previous group. Dance and politics.
Pere Ubu: Street Waves, Caligari’s Mirror and My Dark Ages (taken from the Elitism For the People 1975 – 1978 Box Set (http://www.firerecords.com/)
– One of the greatest American bands of the early punk/new wave era and still going strong and releasing great albums, Cleveland’s Pere Ubu’s first few albums – The Modern Dance and Dub Housing are classics. Also included are the Hearpen singles and more.
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