The Low Joy Ceiling Saskatchewan
The Low Joy Ceiling met through on ad on the bulletin board at their local Long & McQuade. Their debut EP, Crooked Bangs, was written in a backyard nuclear fallout shelter and recorded in the belly of a whale. The EP was recording live off the floor in a single take using only one microphone. Also, if you play it backwards it will reveal the coordinates to the Baalbek alien landing site. ... more
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