We are super stoked to release the damned good new music album by Calgary's If I Look Strong; You Look Strong. Click to learn more about Entropy!
Double Lunch has always loved Gary Debussy. Their groove heavy experimental math rock is a mind-expanding experience.
Since Double Lunch Records is about to release their 5th album, it seemed to make sense that we have a Facebook Page for the label side.
Some of our good homies from Edmonton started a new band called Dadweed. They play beautiful power pop, 90s style.
Gossamer Obsessions are an absolutely brilliant comedy duo. Consistently some of the funniest and freshest stuff we've ever seen.
Double Lunch is expanding into a record label with 7 releases planned for 2016.
Counterfeit Jeans are some of our faves. Ever since their first song was released, Double Lunch has been fully enamored. Their deadly new record has been picked up by Broken Circles records. We're super proud of these boys. They work as hard as anyone in music.
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Double Lunch has lots of band pals we care about a lot. Worst Days Down are an amazing pop punk band from Edmonton who have done more for DLP than almost anyone. They busted their asses this year working on a new record and we finally get to hear a track! Get to their bandcamp and check it out.
http://worstdaysdown.bandcamp.com/
The record label side of Double Lunch will be releasing our first compilation tape sometimes in July. There are 6 more releases planned before the end of fall. This is going to get crazy!
The Almanac, which serves French-inspired food created by chef/co-owner Alysha Couture, is in the old Red Square Vodka Bar, 10351 82nd Ave.
“We figured our micro-venue could fill some of the gaps left by so many other music venues closing,” says bar manager Joshua Meachem. “When we were doing our renovations, we reached out to the music community (about our idea) and got positive feedback from people.”
A total of five venues closed in 2015, including two on Whyte Avenue — Wunderbar and The Pawn Shop.
As another year winds down, the opportunity arises for reflection, incredulous disbelief and celebration. Twelve months can bring a great deal of change, welcome or not. Fifty-two weeks can be filled with wild adventure, staggering boredom and every possible variance in-between. Vue caught up with some of Edmonton’s music community for a look back at 2015...