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Lazybones at Cameron House – June 16, 2011 [NxNE'11]

Check out their album Songs from Here – Lazybones on iTunes & lazybones.ca

Check out their album Songs from Here – Lazybones on iTunes & lazybones.ca

“Lazybones captures the musical chemistry of 2 east coast songwriters who fronted 2 completely different bands. While both brought socially and politically charged lyrics to the music they were making one combined pop, punk, reggae and ska while the other found a meeting place for folk driven protest songs and hardcore metal. Now they’ve connected as two singers, with two acoustic guitars and a collection of new songs that have found a musical meeting place somewhere between Bob Marley and Willie Nelson…..or something like that.” More photos after the jump!

“Lazybones captures the musical chemistry of 2 east coast songwriters who fronted 2 completely different bands. While both brought socially and politically charged lyrics to the music they were making one combined pop, punk, reggae and ska while the other found a meeting place for folk driven protest songs and hardcore metal. Now they’ve connected as two singers, with two acoustic guitars and a collection of new songs that have found a musical meeting place somewhere between Bob Marley and Willie Nelson…..or something like that.” More photos after the jump!

“Lazybones captures the musical chemistry of 2 east coast songwriters who fronted 2 completely different bands. While both brought socially and politically charged lyrics to the music they were making one combined pop, punk, reggae and ska while the other found a meeting place for folk driven protest songs and hardcore metal. Now they’ve connected as two singers, with two acoustic guitars and a collection of new songs that have found a musical meeting place somewhere between Bob Marley and Willie Nelson…..or something like that.” More photos after the jump!

“Lazybones captures the musical chemistry of 2 east coast songwriters who fronted 2 completely different bands. While both brought socially and politically charged lyrics to the music they were making one combined pop, punk, reggae and ska while the other found a meeting place for folk driven protest songs and hardcore metal. Now they’ve connected as two singers, with two acoustic guitars and a collection of new songs that have found a musical meeting place somewhere between Bob Marley and Willie Nelson…..or something like that.” More photos after the jump!

Sean Chin

Chief Editor & Founder of Live in Limbo. Host & Producer of the Capsule Podcast. Sean is an award-winning photographer and Nikon Professional Services member. His work has appeared on the CBC, Pitchfork, and MUCH. He is an Academy Delegate at the JUNOs (CARAS) and has been involved in the Toronto music scene since 2005. He is also an endurance and CrossFit athlete. You should follow him on Twitter @SeanChin.

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