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Lullabye Arkestra Put Their Best Foot Forward

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By Shawn Despres (CHARTattack) April 28, 2010 4:00 pm
Most acts have T-shirts, but only a select few have their own band shoes. Lullabye Arkestra can now count themselves among the elite few with their own branded kicks. Etnies recently invited the Toronto hard rocking husband-and-wife duo to help craft a limited edition Lullabye Arkestra sneaker. The stylish footwear is black with a red stripe...
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Lullabye Arkestra Release Free EP

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) February 10, 2010 12:36 pm
Toronto metal/punk duo Lullabye Arkestra have just released Heart Like A Wheel, a free three-song EP that's available to download now. The disc features bassist/vocalist Kat Taylor-Small and drummer/vocalist Justin Small ripping through "Demon Eater," a "frozen Han Solo remix" of Threats/Worship's "Fog Machine" and...
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Pierced Arrows, Lullabye Arkestra Spending Time Together

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By Valentina D'Aliesio (CHARTattack) January 11, 2010 4:50 pm
Pierced Arrows and Toronto-based duo Lullabye Arkestra are teaming up for select dates on their upcoming North American tours. The Vice Records labelmates are set to perform together on March 5 in New York City and play various dates on the east and west coasts of North America. Pierced Arrows will play Toronto's El Mocambo on March 3 prior to...
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Lullabye Arkestra — "Icy Hands"

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By CHARTattack Staff January 11, 2010 2:42 pm
Lullabye Arkestra's clip for Threats/Worship's "Icy Hands" finds Kat Taylor-Small and Justin Small playing in a warehouse before they get littered with falling pieces of the ceiling. Check out the clip for "We Fuck The Night" here. Threats/Worship is out now.
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Lullabye Arkestra — "The Kill" (Napalm Death Cover)

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By CHARTattack Staff October 9, 2009 4:26 pm
Lullabye Arkestra have put out a new four-part video covers series, in which they play songs by by some of their favourite artists. In this episode, Justin Small and Katia Taylor-Small cover Napalm Death's extremely short "The Kill," which they describe as "pure bliss." You can watch Lullabye Arkestra's cover of George...
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Lullabye Arkestra — "Summertime" (George Gershwin Cover)

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By CHARTattack Staff October 8, 2009 1:38 pm
Lullabye Arkestra have put out a new four-part video covers series, in which they play songs by by some of their favourite artists. In this episode, Justin Small and Katia Taylor-Small cover George Gershwin's "Summertime." The results are really... different from the original. You can watch Lullabye Arkestra's cover of Cro-Mags' "...
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Lullabye Arkestra — "Carpenter" (Kittens Cover)

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By CHARTattack Staff October 6, 2009 2:46 pm
Lullabye Arkestra have put out a new four-part video covers series, in which they play songs by by some of their favourite artists. In this episode, Justin Small and Katia Taylor-Small cover Kittens' "Carpenter" and Small talks about how "underrated" he thinks Kittens are. You can watch Lullabye Arkestra's cover of Cro-...
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Lullabye Arkestra — "We Gotta Know" (Cro-Mags Cover)

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By CHARTattack Staff October 5, 2009 4:40 pm
Lullabye Arkestra have put out a new four-part video covers series, in which they play songs by by some of their favourite artists. In this video, singer/bassist Katia Taylor-Small and drummer Justin Small play The Cro-Mags' "We Gotta Know" while Small talks about discovering the band when he was growing up. Lullabye Arkestra's...
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Polaris Music Prize Gala Recap

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) September 22, 2009 11:11 am
Monday night's Polaris Music Prize gala was all kinds of wacky. After pretty standard performances from Metric, Great Lake Swimmers and Malajube, Patrick Watson and company emerged with backpacks of megaphones with weird lights on them and proceeded to play a tune from Wooden Arms in the middle of the floor right next to Chad VanGaalen's table...
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Lullabye Arkestra's Stompy Sorta Couples Rock

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By Keith Carman (CHARTattack) September 4, 2009 12:50 pm
Toronto-based outfit Lullabye Arkestra make a lot of noise for two slender, unassuming people. Comprised of bassist Kat Taylor-Small and drummer Justin Small, their furious union of rock 'n' roll's undulating groove, doom metal's droning pulse and punk's abrasive onslaught is incomparable. Threats/Worship, their latest effort, is thick and...
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Lullabye Arkestra Strip It Down

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By Keith Carman (CHARTattack) August 20, 2009 3:43 pm
Less is more. This ages-old axiom has been called everything from an ingenious revelation to a load of shit, but in the world of Toronto-based metal-influenced rock duo Lullabye Arkestra it's become a life-saving credo. It's a reality that ensures their expansion from sub-culture basement act to potentially being the next Death From Above 1979...
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Lullabye Arkestra — "We Fuck The Night"

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By CHARTattack Staff August 12, 2009 12:48 pm
Lullabye Arkestra begin the gig in their video for "We Fuck The Night" like every other gig they play — with a smoke machine. A mosh pit forms pretty quickly, while singer/bassist Katia Taylor-Small and drummer Justin Small thrash their hearts out. But pretty soon, zombies (one of whom is Slim Twig) have invaded the club and are...
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Lullabye Arkestra Sign To Vice

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) June 12, 2009 3:16 pm
Toronto noise rock husband-and-wife duo Lullabye Arkestra have signed with Vice Records, which will release their Threats/Worship sophomore album on Sept. 1. No track list is available for singer/bassist Kat Taylor-Small and drummer/singer Justin Small's follow-up to 2006's Ampgrave yet, but you can hear "We Fuck The Night," which will...
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