Chris, Sloan are as good as ever with every new album! In recent years, I’ve actually been listening more to your last three albums than my older favourites.
Most complete album IMO since Between The Bridges. Incredible how good they sound live. Saw them at the Bowery in NYC last week and they sound exactly the same they did 25 years ago. The world has missed out on appreciating these guys outside Canada and the NE US.
I'm so grateful that Sloan HASN'T slumped into defining themselves as a "heritage band". I've also heard Chris refer to them as a cult band a few times and I don't see it, they still create awesome, new, pop-rock tunes, and I hope they never stop!
I remember feeling utterly underwhelmed with their debut thirty years ago. I thought Sloan were terrible. Now, of course, I can't listen to them enough. A wonderful group who are supremely good live. Thirty more years and another thirteen albums, please. Always nice to see and hear Lana Gay, too.
Just saw them in Cleveland and they were absolutely incredible. They are playing at a high level and the new album is as good as any they’ve done so far.
Saw them a few days ago. They played all of Steady, some hits and a few deep cuts. 31 song set and they sound as good as ever. Been a fan since I was a kid and I’ll happily support them until they hang them up. 13 albums and no duds IMO. Tip of the hat to a great Canadian band.
This new record crept up as a favorite of sorts. Maybe not beyond the classic stuff or Never Hear the End of It, but up there. Having Patrick write a ballad helps too, it had been a minute.
Back in the olden days, my gf lived just off of Runnymede, so I'd take the subway to that station, then the bus up Runnymede. It's kind of cool to see and hear that name in a song, as it's a pretty nondescript area.
Love this band, the new album rules.
So great to see / listen to an interview where the interviewer actually lets the interviewee talk. Great job Lana.
Got Steady on repeat. So good!
Great band. Always love to see them live.
Chris, Sloan are as good as ever with every new album!
In recent years, I’ve actually been listening more to your last three albums than my older favourites.
Chris is such a goofball. He's a good spokesman for the band.
Most complete album IMO since Between The Bridges. Incredible how good they sound live. Saw them at the Bowery in NYC last week and they sound exactly the same they did 25 years ago. The world has missed out on appreciating these guys outside Canada and the NE US.
Love this new album. These guys are still creating great music after all this time.
It's their best album in 20 years imo.
Rocks.
I'm so grateful that Sloan HASN'T slumped into defining themselves as a "heritage band". I've also heard Chris refer to them as a cult band a few times and I don't see it, they still create awesome, new, pop-rock tunes, and I hope they never stop!
And that is how an interview is done... Well done.
I remember feeling utterly underwhelmed with their debut thirty years ago. I thought Sloan were terrible.
Now, of course, I can't listen to them enough.
A wonderful group who are supremely good live.
Thirty more years and another thirteen albums, please.
Always nice to see and hear Lana Gay, too.
Really? I love that old sound.
Just saw them in Cleveland and they were absolutely incredible. They are playing at a high level and the new album is as good as any they’ve done so far.
You guys are fantastic, love your music and I’m so happy you’re from Halifax 🤘😎🤘
Nostalgia 8 years ago
Saw them a few days ago. They played all of Steady, some hits and a few deep cuts. 31 song set and they sound as good as ever. Been a fan since I was a kid and I’ll happily support them until they hang them up. 13 albums and no duds IMO. Tip of the hat to a great Canadian band.
This new record crept up as a favorite of sorts. Maybe not beyond the classic stuff or Never Hear the End of It, but up there. Having Patrick write a ballad helps too, it had been a minute.
Their best albums imo are: Never hear the end of it... Between the bridges... 12... Steady. Also a nod to Navy Blues
A great (crazy) idea Chris had at the end. What if each member wrote 3 songs but gave each to other members of the band to sing the lead?
Back in the olden days, my gf lived just off of Runnymede, so I'd take the subway to that station, then the bus up Runnymede. It's kind of cool to see and hear that name in a song, as it's a pretty nondescript area.
Fully agree. Ever hit up Jumbo Burgers at Runnymede and Dundas? Underrated spot!
I luv ; The Good in Everyone .. drums are cool. 60's sound is fine . Charlie Watts : played with the same snare head .. for 25 years !!
Such a great band and still very much on top of their game. Andrew needs to relax though and just rock out and be glad to do it.
Andrew really is very cool.
Nice work if you can get it, like being a DJ and not having heard that phrase. Anyone else feel old?
I'm listening here in Pennsylvania USA I discovered these guys from a random comment on a Weezer video comparing these two in a favorable way.
2 oz's , of RUSH
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get yer asses in Sydney & play the HAT / or the park.
HEY YOU .. AGED OUT ??
NO.. just rock out . f slow tunes .
Not doing any album really good since never hear the end of it