Leif Vollebeck

Montreal’s Leif Vollebeck writes earnest, weary folk songs that linger long after they’re finished. With guitar, piano, and a watery falsetto, he reflects on heartbreak and the search for meaning with haunting simplicity. Balancing the lyrical flair of Paul Simon (“Go tell Celeste/Who loved you the best/There’s rain falling in the street,” he sings in “All Night Sedans”) and the mournfulness of Ryan Adams, Twin Solitude is the kind of album that rips you apart and pieces you back together.

Their concert was voted best live show of FME 2014 by Consequence of Sound, (Chicago). That same year, they took home the prize at a showcase in NYC, earning them a free music video worth 30,000$ for their song, “Paper Heart.”Blood And Glass embellishes you in a dark and playful world. Their unforgettable live shows have won critical acclaim and their self-produced first album received four stars across the globe. Fronted by an eccentric woman who has been described by journalists as the missing link between Bjork and Tom Waits, Lisa Moore is a raw performance artist. She began singing opera and went on to sing in punk bands. Italy named her the next Siouxie Sioux. Fingers on Blast (USA) described her as, “…a heart-broken Cyndi Lauper who will have you addicted… this band is going to make waves.” The songs are catchy and edgy at once.