Cuff the Duke w/ Les Breastfeeders

Shy Sheep Entertainment presents Cuff The Duke and Les Breastfeeders live in Halifax at the Seahorse Tavern on Saturday, April 14th. Tickets are $15 advance and $20 at the door and will be available at brownpapertickets.com on Saturday, February 18th. Doors at 10PM
Cuff The DUKE
The alt-country road-warriors are set to release their fifth ablum Morning Comes on October 4th. The nine-track album was produced by Blue Rodeo's Greg Keelor and is the first part of a two part album. Morning Comes includes… Show more upcoming single 'Count On Me' and an eight minute epic called 'Bound To Your Advice'. Cuff The Duke will be touring extensively after the album's release.
"These albums are about dealing with loss of someone and the change that brings to one's life," says the band's Wayne Petti. "The confusion and loneliness that occurs at that point in someone's life. Coming to grips with the reality of those things. By the end of this record we start to make peace with this and come to terms with it. All these songs are about that. They deal with a similar theme and emotion but still wondering in the back of our minds whether there will be a point to all of it. That's what the second record will be about. Embracing what has happened and navigating down new roads. This album is the low and the next album will be the high."
Cuff the Duke started out in Oshawa before making the move to Toronto in 2002. Their debut album, Life Stories For Minimum Wage was released on Three Gut Records, at the time one of the most exciting indie-labels in Canada. Their second and third albums, Cuff The Duke and Sidelines And The City respectively, were both released on Hardwood Records alongside label mates Basia Bulat and Hayden. Their last album, Way Down Here was co-produced by Blue Rodeo's Greg Keelor at his beautiful barn studio in rural Ontario.
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LES Breastfeeders
It was amidst a dizzying flurry of questions on the nature of Time that the third opus by Les Breastfeeders, Dans la geule des jours, came into being. In stores since March 8th 2011, via Blow The Fuse, the album grafts philosophical inquiry onto a backdrop of hard-hitting rock'n'roll. The band has envisioned the 13 tracks as tableaux representing each of them in the face of temporality, a concept developed by humans that brings with it a great many questions is Time a fabrication of the mind, or is it intrinsic to nature? Here we have a pulsating rock album laced through with an elaborate and expanding idea; an album in which, as always, Les Breastfeeders shuffle the deck of their influences in an attempt to distance themselves from the clich

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