Peak Ring Montreal, Québec
The music focuses on the interaction of melodies between parts.
Trying to fit in with favourite shoegaze/post-punk bands of the 80s and 90s, but never quite getting there. Trying to resist the urge to write rock riffs, but never quite abandoning them.
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