They're playing everywhere BUT my Uncle Mitch's favorite corner pub, for crying out loud. Except Providence. Go figure. Where's the love? I'll have to make my way up to Cambridge, alas.Key members of Do Make Say Think Charles Spearin and Ohad Benchetrit are the Canadian-bred backbone to Broken Social Scene which unquestionably meant they spent much of their time away from this band touring and ...
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Do Make Say Think will headline the London Scala, and be supported by The Happiness Project (a new solo project from DMST/Broken Social Scene member Charles Spearin) and Years (a new solo project from DMST/BSS member Ohad Benchetrit).ARTIST: Do Make Say ThinkSUPPORT ACTS: The Happiness Project + YearsVENUE: The ScalaDATE: Thursday 22nd October 2009ADVANCED TICKET PRICE : £13.50VENUE ADDRESS: 27..
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Via Julie Penner: Do Make Say Think have a new album (Other Truths) coming and a new tour coming. If you don't already know the band, you should know that Do Make Say Think is not music, it's an event - live or recorded. Kinda like this:Do Make Say Think - "Reitschule"I haven't gotten to hear any of it yet but Chris Bilton at Eye Weekly has. Besides giving it 4 out of 5 he says"Post-rock you ca...
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Tonight in Toronto at the Polish Combantant's Hall in Toronto (map) Do Make Say Think, The Wooden Sky, and Evening Hymns are set to kick off the Bicycle Film Festival. I can't find any info on ticket prices but with that lineup it'd be worth your while to show up and see. You can find more info at Chromewaves, Wavelength or bicyclefilmfestival.com!
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With the support acts all being drawn from within the bands ranks, tonights show feels more like an extended party to which all of the heaving Scala is invited.
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Do Make Say Think love verbs. Without verbs, they wouldn't have a name. Instead of being Do Make Say Think, they'd be something like The Palettes. Or, since they're a post-rock band, they'd probably be Eons Within The Night or Manatee or something along those lines. Jeez, now I love verbs more than I ever knew. As it turns out, without verbs, Do Make Say Think's new record, Other Truths, wouldn...
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Naming all four songs on an album after each word of a band’s own name is a good idea, but why Do Make Say Think have waited until their sixth album to do is a mystery. Maybe they just ran out of original track names? Either way, the four songs on the albums are called [...]
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