South Pacific tickets
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South Pacific
Wolf Trap |
Wolf Trap Wolf Trap United States  |
Thursday May 31, 2012 20:00 |
from $ 58,81 |
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South Pacific
Wolf Trap |
Wolf Trap Wolf Trap United States |
Saturday June 02, 2012 20:00 |
from $ 38,87 |
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South Pacific
Wolf Trap |
Wolf Trap Wolf Trap United States |
Sunday June 03, 2012 20:00 |
from $ 40,86 |
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About South Pacific
South Pacific is a Canadian space rock band active from years, 1997-2000.
Its members were multi-instrumentalists Joachim Toelke (primarily electric guitar), Graeme Fleming (primarily drums/percussion), and Phil Stewart-Bowes (primarily bass guitar). The trio formed in 1997, began playing live in 1998, and went on to release two recordings on the Turnbuckle label. (The label was also home to noise rockers Bailter Space). Their self-titled 1998 EP/mini album (also known as 33) was supposedly recorded in a ski chalet. Southpacific soon relocated to the more musically-fertile community of Toronto. Full-length album Constance was recorded in early to mid 1999, and made it to stores in early 2000.
Southpacific's guitar-oriented music was generally psychedelic in nature and filled with reverb, yet at times contained sheets of noise and heavy drumming. Their music was highly recording studio-intensive, using many layers of guitar tracks and subtle samples to create a dense overall sound. This drew the band comparisons to Sonic Youth, early Verve, Slowdive, Mogwai, and My Bloody Valentine. However, only one of the band's songs ("Built To Last") had vocals, making the band favorites of post-rock and ambient music aficionados. The band never released any singles.
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