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Siskiyou is a Canadian indie folk band formed in Vancouver, consisting of singer-songwriter Colin Huebert and guitarist Erik Arnesen. [1] [2] History. Siskiyou was formed in 2008 as a duo to record songs that Huebert wrote after leaving the band Great Lake Swimmers to work on an organic farm in British Columbia. [1] .
31 de may. de 2012 · El proyecto se materializó en 2008, cuando el líder de Siskiyou, Colin Huebert, abandonó su grupo anterior y empezó a componer sus propios temas Vancouver y los paisajes de la costa oeste del pacífico siempre están presentes en las canciones de esta banda, muy íntimamente ligada a su tierra
Siskiyou is the anxious, folk-inflected rock project of Toronto-based songwriter Colin Huebert, who combines a back porch, moonlit looseness with a controlled, self-contained country gothic formalism that often finds the music circling within the cusp of restrained fury or frenzy.
23 de feb. de 2015 · “I think I’m more of an introvert,” says 39-year old Colin Huebert. Calling from a studio near the outskirts of Vancouver, Huebert is describing his initial reasoning for becoming a drummer....
Siskiyou returns from a four-year hiatus with Not Somewhere, an album that finds band leader Colin Huebert (ex-Great Lake Swimmers) essentially in solo artist mode, writing and self-recording this new collection of tunes on his own, playing all the guitar, bass, keyboard and drum parts himself.
Miembros. Tony Dekker. Erik Arneson. Colin Huebert. [ editar datos en Wikidata] Great Lake Swimmers es una banda musical de indie folk formada en 2003 y liderada por el cantautor Tony Dekker de Wainfleet, Ontario. La formación actual también incluye a Erik Arneson al banjo y Colin Huebert en la batería .
Siskiyou returns with Nervous, a majestic album of carefully constructed art rock built around songwriter and lead singer Colin Huebert's stacked acoustic guitars and intimate, whispery vocals. Siskiyou’s sound has been previously dubbed a sort of ‘Northern Gothic’, conjuring cold winds and the life-saving warmth of temporary shelters and ...
