There’s an album brewing in Orlando; in between booked studio time, they squeeze in their sounds, slowly shaping and forming these tracks into what will become Saskatchewan’s debut full-length album. Fronting is our is our first glance at the evolving bands sound. There is a groove making it’s way in, and will be much more evident going forward. But you can still count on Saskatchewan’s shoegazy soul to guide the music.
Updates to follow : soundcloud / bandcamp / facebook
Saskatchewan - Cabin Fever
Orlando buddies, and sultry songsters, Saskatchewan bring us another set of gloriously enjoyable tunes. Cabin Fever and Skinny Dipping make up a digital 7” soon to (hopefully) be on wax. These boys really know what they’re doing, and these tracks are especially sexy among the Saskatchewan plethora of dreaminess.
Go pick up the tracks on bndcmp, and go listen to the Skinny Dipping on the oh so essential YVYNYL.
**I should also say they have a super fly t-shirt or tank you should also buy. I just got mine in the mail last week, and have pretty much worn it ragged already.
Well if there was any song to get the summer veins flowing it would be this new single from Florida friends Saskatchewan. Perfect for that anticipatory drive to the beach, or to accompany those drinks by the pool.
Head over to bandcamp to download this gem for free. And be on the lookout for some more tunes from these guys soonly.
*Photo by Susana Moyaho.
Saskatchewan = Nice Daze
Saskatchewan brings us the long awaited b-side of their carefully crafted digital (hopefully soon to be physical) 7”. Hailing from a place I used to call home (Orlando) they have done well for themselves to distinguish themselves from what can be the totally drab of that city. It makes this former resident happy.
The video, directed and created by the one and only Meghan Ellie Smith, is a pretty accurate depiction of the title song Nice Daze. “Those days, I remember those days” Chandler repeats. And from the looks of these two exploring cuties, it looks like “those days” are these days.
Go practically steal the complete 7” over at the Saskatchewan bandcamp for a measly $2 and know that if you do, you just may see this beauty on real life wax after all.
Previously :: Saskatchewan = Beast Coast
