Our brand new video for Coquet Coquette made its debut today on our YouTube channel! Check it out above. The song appears on our upcoming album False Priest, which you can pre-order HERE. Hope you enjoy!
The Controllersphere sent a virtual letter yesterday which included a brand new False Priest trailer that David, Nina, and Kevin made. It features a few snippets from the new album. In case you missed the email, check it out above.
The new James Husband video for “Window” is here! It features Jamey with the girls in Azure Ray and was directed by Matthew Harfield. Check it out below.
Posted by jeff on Sunday Aug 23, 2009 Under Reviews, Watch
We’ve got some things to catch up with on this website, so let’s get started with all that Lollapalooza coverage. (Thanks, by the way, to The Booty Patrol for doing a remarkable job keeping up-to-date with all the latest of Montreal happenings.)
Spenser Simrill, Jr traveled, partied and charmed the pants off of Montreal in January of 2009. All the while, he was also filming us during our tour of Europe. Here is another installment from his forthcoming documentary.
Posted by michael on Thursday Jun 4, 2009 Under Watch
So while we were in Europe last January, our good friend Spencer came along and documented the trip. Here is a clip of what he shot in Glasgow on our day off there. We met some Glaswegians at a bar and they took us to a “real glaswegian bar with drinking and singing” We were worried about getting our ass kicked, but it ended up being a karaoke bar and was a hella fun. More to come from this trip soon!!!
from the director:
“On January 25, 2009, Scotland celebrated the 250th birthday of Robert Burns, its national poet. Of Montreal had the day off in Glasgow, and so the band decided to check out the festivities, which concluded with Karaoke at a local bar. Most gracious Glaswegians, Dez and Charlie, bought round after round, as Davey, Michael, and BP belted out hit after hit. Incidentally, the night revealed a striking resemblance between Kevin Barnes and Robert Burns, two poets known for their unique mix of mirth and melancholy.”