Language Arts ranges from beckoning choruses with bright hooks to meandering, lyrical sagas. Insights poke out with subtle nuances, sparkling and inquisitive. You Came Knocking is off of the band’s 2015 album Able Island.
Here is a quote from singer Kristen Cudmore:
“Neighbour, our single, is the before. This is the follow-through …that feeling you get after that dream weaver comes ‘a-knockin’ and you’re all cute-and-gross nervous about it. The stage where your knees are wobbly and your fingers are crossed.”
The band has a Toronto show at the Horseshoe Tavern on November 4th with Programm, Lou Canon and Century Thief. You can buy tickets for only $10 HERE! Follow the band on Facebook and on Twitter @LA_LanguageArts.
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