Concert Review: Wolf Parade Are Proud Socialists And I Feel The Bern!
Wolf Parade – Julia Take Your Man Home [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
The reason the moment defined the night and got the audience cheering is because it revealed a hidden virtue to Wolf Parade’s rock: compassion. From “Out of Control” to “Fall Into The Future,” their songs call out a world that cries and even lies about kindness but fails to enact it. They are not for those eager to be praised for looking good without being it, and, frankly, the world needs to get called out on that. Yet, the thing that makes Wolf Parade so special is that they prove the truth does not have to be ugly, even when its dark, because music is light in itself. Thus, every one of their tracks gut0busted through that arena as they were equivalents to flying cannonballs.
Wolf Parade – Against the Day
First, I am a major Dan Boeckner fan. His voice deserves a chef’s kiss for its ability to make notes feel like something you can taste, and Drug killed it in delivering a vocality that felt as smooth as his keyboard. They are each exceptional musicians that have reached a point in both their careers and lives where “rocking out” is casual. It is their very nature, which is why their rebelliousness and compassion did not feel forced. Instead, it was a soothing statement; one that was iterated over kaleidoscopic images and chords and drumrolls that felt a forest of sound rising up to counter all the noise with a good song. For More Information On Wolf Parade Click Here.
