He Dines Out on Death (Download)
April 23, 2012 § Leave a comment
Have a listen/download Sleuth’s little cover of “He Dines Out on Death” by Cristina
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March 21, 2012 § Leave a comment
2am Update.
February 1, 2012 § Leave a comment
Hi gang […tumbleweed],
-I’ve been lazy about WordPress. Sorry. A mass update is due then.
-Sleuth have been confirmed to play NYC Popfest in May, which is incredibly exciting given that some of us are people who rarely leave home besides to work.
-Locally, we have a show at The Media Club in Vancouver on February 5th with Fall Fair Chair. Tickets are on the cheap I believe.
-We also did an interview for Discorder Magazine which you can read here, just go to page 14-15.
-We’re going into the studio to use our Shindig prize of 20 hours at The Hive with Colin Stewart to record a single in March.
Below is a screenshot of the PDF copy of our interview for visual interest, because apparently people on the internet pay more attention when there’s an image. I also bolded important words so that you might get facts easier; this is another tactic employed by savvy internet-users.
Brave Knew Nothing Reissued
December 19, 2011 § Leave a comment
Sleuth “The Honey is in the Hive”
December 19, 2011 § Leave a comment
Here’s a video from the semi-finals for CiTR Radio’s Shindig competition. We came in first! It was a crazy three evenings. Tune in January 5th to CiTR’s station (streaming or old-fashioned) to hear us play on the air.
NEWS: Tapes Sold-Out and Shows and New Member!
September 4, 2011 § Leave a comment
So here I am wearing my bubble-wrap veil. Beside me are the last packed copies of Brave Knew Nothing to be shipped to Japan, which is why I’m wearing a Tokyo tee.
We are personally sold out of the Brave Knew Nothing EP cassettes, however, several fine retailers below should have copies, or you can download it all instantly on our Bandcamp.
Pebble Records (located in England)
Vollwert Records (located in Germany)
Violet and Claire (located in Japan, but might still be waiting for their shipment of cassettes)
Zoo Zhop (located in Canada, best to go in-store if you can)
SHOWS SHOWS SHOWS
**September 10th, Ayden Gallery, Vancouver for Cloudscape Comics book launch** No Cover
**October 4th, Railway Club, Vancouver part of CiTr Shindig competition** No clue what cover is.
We’ll be playing new tunes (and old-ish tunes) and debuting out new bassist, Jesse Easter.
Thank you everyone for your support. We have more for you in the future, feel free to bother us because we’re like petulant children and just want any kind of attention to mistake for love.
xx
-The Lion in Love
SHOW July 29th Zoo Zhop
July 23, 2011 § Leave a comment
Ahoy!
Sleuth are headlining(?) with Johnny de Courcy and guests a wee all ages show at Zoo Zhop on Main Street in Vancouver on July 29th. Doors are 8pm. $5 entrance fee.
We’ll be playing two new songs. By “new” I mean one of them was written five days ago on an autoharp. In addition, a few songs we’ve played once or twice at other shows but aren’t released anywhere. We’ll also be playing most of Brave Knew Nothing. We’ll be bringing some of our remaining tapes for sale.
So we’d love to see some pretty faces.
Stay gold.
We’re Not Friends Yet
July 13, 2011 § Leave a comment
I forgot to post the video of Sleuth playing “We’re Not Friends Yet”. You can click it and watch it in HD if you so desire as well.
We’re on a Cloudberry Records Release!
June 21, 2011 § Leave a comment
Awesome indiepop label, Cloudberry Records has lovingly decided to feature “Fishing For Moonlight” from our Brave Knew Nothing EP. This is a fanzine which comes with a mini compilation CD. I believe it should be out next month. Our EP is already for sale on Bandcamp.
Tracklisting:
a1. Very Truly Yours – Across the Sea
a2. The Plutification Table – The Ballad of Daniel
b1. The Garlands – Weakness is Your Pose
b2. Persian Rugs – It’s What You Think
b3. Sleuth – Fishing for Moonlight
Stay Gold!
Photos from Safe Amp Show
June 21, 2011 § Leave a comment
So I know it’s been awhile since I’ve posted here. On Sunday Sleuth played for Car-Free Day on the street courtesy of Safe Amp. What I can conclude from the photos is that I will have premature wrinkles by thirty, that my Jazzmaster looks a bit massive on me which is a shame considering I wish I had a huge Gretsch semi-hollow body guitar, Julian is mysterious and Oliver looks exactly the same in every single photo: like he should be on a coin. I was happy to know that the vocals were audible (this is sometimes a problem I encounter).