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Casper Skulls
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Past
JUN
01
2022
Kingston, Canada
The Alehouse
I Was There
MAY
31
2022
Peterborough, Canada
The Venue
I Was There
MAY
19
2022
Toronto, Canada
Lee's Palace
I Was There
MAR
27
2022
Hamilton, Canada
Bridgeworks
I Was There
MAR
26
2022
Ottawa, Canada
Bronson Centre Music Theatre
I Was There
MAR
25
2022
Greater Sudbury, Canada
Towne House Tavern
I Was There
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Fan Reviews
Sheena
May 17th 2019
They are awesome openers for PUP great energy. Such an awesome night!!!
Asheville, NC@The Grey Eagle
Samantha
November 11th 2018
This was my first time hearing Casper Skulls play and honestly I loved it! They are so talented and I’m definitely going to see them on the next tour!
St. Louis, MO@FOAM
About Casper Skulls
Known for their studied sound and supercharged live performances, Casper Skulls have been hailed by the likes of FADER, MTV and Billboard. On the back of their live shows opening for Thurston Moore, The Julie Ruin, PUP, and Charly Bliss, they’re one of the most exciting emerging Canadian bands.
There was already a palpable distance between the scrappy young noiseniks who first turned heads with their debut single, “King of Gold,” in 2015, to 2016’s artfully buzzing Lips and Skull EP, and then a year later the more contemplative and confidently nuanced full-length, Mercy Works.
On Knows No Kindness, their sophomore album to be released in Nov 2021 by Next Door Records, Casper Skulls become the otherworldly outfit hinted at in Mercy Works, on 2018’s “O My Enemy,” and last year’s Françoise Hardy cover, “Ou va la chançe.”
KNK functions as a collage of memories that have shaped St-Pierre from her youth in Northern Ontario through to adulthood in Toronto. Each song tells a story of an experience that has affected the course of her life.
There’s a new depth to the arrangements here, realized with an arsenal of ethereal effects, illustrative percussion, cinematic guitar noise, and vividly on-point singing and songwriting, picking up melodically where SOCAN Songwriting Prize-nominated devastator “Lingua Franca” left off.
Casper Skulls have been ready for their closeup for a while. With KNK, they’ve gone and made an album that’s simply too good to neglect.
There was already a palpable distance between the scrappy young noiseniks who first turned heads with their debut single, “King of Gold,” in 2015, to 2016’s artfully buzzing Lips and Skull EP, and then a year later the more contemplative and confidently nuanced full-length, Mercy Works.
On Knows No Kindness, their sophomore album to be released in Nov 2021 by Next Door Records, Casper Skulls become the otherworldly outfit hinted at in Mercy Works, on 2018’s “O My Enemy,” and last year’s Françoise Hardy cover, “Ou va la chançe.”
KNK functions as a collage of memories that have shaped St-Pierre from her youth in Northern Ontario through to adulthood in Toronto. Each song tells a story of an experience that has affected the course of her life.
There’s a new depth to the arrangements here, realized with an arsenal of ethereal effects, illustrative percussion, cinematic guitar noise, and vividly on-point singing and songwriting, picking up melodically where SOCAN Songwriting Prize-nominated devastator “Lingua Franca” left off.
Casper Skulls have been ready for their closeup for a while. With KNK, they’ve gone and made an album that’s simply too good to neglect.
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Genres:
Art Rock, Indie, Post Punk
Band Members:
Aurora Bangarth, Melanie Gail St-Pierre, Neil Bednis, Fraser McClean
Hometown:
Toronto, Canada
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Casper Skulls to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
concerts and tour dates
Past
JUN
01
2022
Kingston, Canada
The Alehouse
I Was There
MAY
31
2022
Peterborough, Canada
The Venue
I Was There
MAY
19
2022
Toronto, Canada
Lee's Palace
I Was There
MAR
27
2022
Hamilton, Canada
Bridgeworks
I Was There
MAR
26
2022
Ottawa, Canada
Bronson Centre Music Theatre
I Was There
MAR
25
2022
Greater Sudbury, Canada
Towne House Tavern
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
Sheena
May 17th 2019
They are awesome openers for PUP great energy. Such an awesome night!!!
Asheville, NC@The Grey Eagle
Samantha
November 11th 2018
This was my first time hearing Casper Skulls play and honestly I loved it! They are so talented and I’m definitely going to see them on the next tour!
St. Louis, MO@FOAM
About Casper Skulls
Known for their studied sound and supercharged live performances, Casper Skulls have been hailed by the likes of FADER, MTV and Billboard. On the back of their live shows opening for Thurston Moore, The Julie Ruin, PUP, and Charly Bliss, they’re one of the most exciting emerging Canadian bands.
There was already a palpable distance between the scrappy young noiseniks who first turned heads with their debut single, “King of Gold,” in 2015, to 2016’s artfully buzzing Lips and Skull EP, and then a year later the more contemplative and confidently nuanced full-length, Mercy Works.
On Knows No Kindness, their sophomore album to be released in Nov 2021 by Next Door Records, Casper Skulls become the otherworldly outfit hinted at in Mercy Works, on 2018’s “O My Enemy,” and last year’s Françoise Hardy cover, “Ou va la chançe.”
KNK functions as a collage of memories that have shaped St-Pierre from her youth in Northern Ontario through to adulthood in Toronto. Each song tells a story of an experience that has affected the course of her life.
There’s a new depth to the arrangements here, realized with an arsenal of ethereal effects, illustrative percussion, cinematic guitar noise, and vividly on-point singing and songwriting, picking up melodically where SOCAN Songwriting Prize-nominated devastator “Lingua Franca” left off.
Casper Skulls have been ready for their closeup for a while. With KNK, they’ve gone and made an album that’s simply too good to neglect.
There was already a palpable distance between the scrappy young noiseniks who first turned heads with their debut single, “King of Gold,” in 2015, to 2016’s artfully buzzing Lips and Skull EP, and then a year later the more contemplative and confidently nuanced full-length, Mercy Works.
On Knows No Kindness, their sophomore album to be released in Nov 2021 by Next Door Records, Casper Skulls become the otherworldly outfit hinted at in Mercy Works, on 2018’s “O My Enemy,” and last year’s Françoise Hardy cover, “Ou va la chançe.”
KNK functions as a collage of memories that have shaped St-Pierre from her youth in Northern Ontario through to adulthood in Toronto. Each song tells a story of an experience that has affected the course of her life.
There’s a new depth to the arrangements here, realized with an arsenal of ethereal effects, illustrative percussion, cinematic guitar noise, and vividly on-point singing and songwriting, picking up melodically where SOCAN Songwriting Prize-nominated devastator “Lingua Franca” left off.
Casper Skulls have been ready for their closeup for a while. With KNK, they’ve gone and made an album that’s simply too good to neglect.
Show More
Genres:
Art Rock, Indie, Post Punk
Band Members:
Aurora Bangarth, Melanie Gail St-Pierre, Neil Bednis, Fraser McClean
Hometown:
Toronto, Canada
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