Are You My Mother? the highly anticipated debut album from Kathryn Calder is now available internationally on itunes and in-stores in Canada and the US.
Download the single, “Arrow” above or head to CBC Radio 3 to hear
more of the album.
Rifflandia interviews Kathryn Calder September 1st, 2010
Kathryn Calder will be playing her first show since the debut release, Are You My Mother?, September 23rd in Victoria, BC at the third annual Rifflandia Festival.
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Oct 25. Montreal, QC
Sala Rossa w/ Harbourcoats & The Crackling Oct 27. London, ON
Aeolian Hall w/ Harbourcoats & The Crackling Oct 28. Toronto, ON
Trinity St. Paul’s Church w/ Harbourcoats & The Crackling Oct 29. Kingston, ON
Sydenham United Church w/ Harbourcoats & The Crackling Oct 30. Ottawa, ON
First Baptist Church w/ Harbourcoats & The Crackling Nov 13. Vancouver, BC
The Vogue Theatre w/ The Burning Hell & The Crackling Nov 15. Canmore, AB
Communitea Cafe w/ The Burning Hell & The Crackling Nov 16. Edmonton, AB
Myer Horowitz Theatre w/ The Burning Hell & The Crackling Nov 17. Calgary, AB
Knox United Church w/ The Burning Hell & The Crackling Nov 19. Winnipeg, MB
The Park Theatre w/ The Burning Hell & The Crackling Nov 20. Saskatoon, SK
The Broadway Theatre w/ The Burning Hell & The Crackling Dec 2. Duncan, BC
Duncan Garage Showroom w/ The Crackling Dec 3. Victoria, BC
Alix Gooldin Hall w/ The Crackling Dec 4. Tofino, BC
The Legion w/ The Crackling
Kathryn Calder to play Victoria’s Rifflandia Festival August 16th, 2010
Kathryn Calder is finally going to debut her debut songs live at the Victoria Events Center on Saturday, September 25th as part of this years Rifflandia Festival. Festival wristbands are available on Ticketweb or at the Rifflandia headquarters in Victoria (Market Square Courtyard), Ditch Records or Lyle’s Place.
“The album was made in an improvised studio that Calder and her producer created in her childhood home, and its setting adds an intimacy and an off-the-cuff quality to many of the songs.”
“The shaggy “If You Only Knew” would make for a harvest-fest dance gem, and the piano-recital pomp of “Low” is less a requiem than a cozy rallying cry for navel-gazers everywhere.”
“From the production of Are You My Mother? to Kathryn Calder’s incredibly delicate voice, you see the rise of a solitary musician. Her hard work honing her craft definitely has paid off here, creating a gentle collection of pop songs capable of warming your heart and spirit.”
“Calder eases the listener in gently, with the minor key twinkle of “Slip Away” setting a tearjerky stage for what ultimately becomes an album of strongly crafted pop songs that swing from the stark and sad to the quirky and upbeat.”