Bedouin Soundclash has emerged in the past two years as a young group refusing to be classified, while blurring the lines of reggae and rock. Jay Malinowski's soulful wail and rasp rests on Eon Sinclair's deep dubbing bass while Pat Pengelly drives a heavy rhythm, blazing their own path in the musical landscape. The three-piece group was conceived three years ago at university. "At the time we were making music that reflected the music we grew up on, and that we were exposed to ...
...we were making music that reflected the music we grew up on...punk, reggae, dancehall, world, dub, jungle, two-step, everything...
Don't Label Bedouin Soundclash The boys of Bedouin Soundclash are enjoying steadily rising success - and they see it as the result of a natural progression that began with the band's formation while they were students at Queen's University. "Music was the only thing we cared about," frontman Jay Malinowski says. "It wasn't really a decision; we just fell into it." Drummer Pat Pengelly adds: "It was a progression that just gradually made sense. By the time we graduated it just made sense to go and tour across Canada because we had the means to and we had the support."
The Gaslight Anthem
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Kool Haus
Toronto ON
Metric
October 24, 2009
Hamilton Convention Centre
Hamilton ON
Jay-Z
October 31, 2009
Air Canada Centre
Toronto ON
...we were making music that reflected the music we grew up on...punk, reggae, dancehall, world, dub, jungle, two-step, everything...
