Glissandro 70

Glissandro 70 was a Canadian Afrobeat band based in Toronto, Ontario.[1] Its members are Craig Dunsmuir[2][3] (a.k.a. Kanada 70, Guitarkestra) and Sandro Perri[4] (a.k.a. Polmpo Polpo), who play an blend of dance and experimental rock styles.[5]

History

Dunsmuir and Perri began by creating music for an audio weblog.[6] They continued to collaborate intermittently over a period of three years,[7] beginning in 2004, and released their self-titled five-track debut album on Constellation Records in 2006, to positive reviews.[5][8][9] Although the two musicians also play rock music together in another of Perri's bands, the musical style of this project is more dance-oriented.[10] The album appeared on the !earshot campus and community radio charts in April that year.[11]

Glissandro 70 also contributed a track, "Voices Are Your Best Friend", to the children's compilation album See You on the Moon!, released by Paper Bag Records.[12][13]

Discography

  • Glissandro 70 (2006)

References

  1. "artist Glissandro 70". CBC. Retrieved 2015-10-20.
  2. "The Tranzac Transcripts: Sandro Perri". Torontoist, December 9, 2010 By Steve Fisher
  3. "Dusted Reviews:Kanada 70 Vamp Ire". Dusted, Patrick Masterson Jul. 3, 2012
  4. Signal to Noise. Issues 44-47. Signal to Noise New Music Foundation. 2007. p. 91.
  5. "'Glissandro 70 Glissandro 70". Exclaim!, By Kevin Hainey May 01, 2006
  6. "Glissandro 70". Brainwashed, 14 March 2006 John Kealy
  7. " Glissandro 70". Zap! Bang!, by Philip Hoile February 8, 2006
  8. "Glissandro 70 Glissandro 70". Drowned in Sound, by Jordan Dowling March 27th, 2006
  9. "Summer of Spins". The Link, Concordia University, review by Dan Baudin
  10. " Glissandro 70 Glissandro 70". AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek
  11. "!earshot charts - April 2006 - top 200". !earshot!
  12. "Various ArtistsSee You On The Moon: Music For Kids of All Ages". Lost at Sea, April 6, 2006. Andy Brown
  13. Elliot, Matthew. "Various Artists, See You On The Moon! Songs for Kids of All Ages (Paper Bag Records)." This Magazine | May 1, 2006.
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