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DECEMBER 17, 2009
Rock
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Click the Play button to listen to tracks here, or click on the track Titles to open a separate popup window. All That We Are from All That We AreLost Priority is an all Native rock group from a remote Oji-Cree community in northern Manitoba, Canada. On the surface, the band is reminiscent of Staind and Three Days Grace, but underneath the layers of heavy melodic vocals, chugging guitars, and hard hitting drums, listeners find uniquely Aboriginal stories and rhythms.
Lost Priority released their first album, entitled All That We Are in February 2009. The disc features 39 minutes of original material recorded at Stongfront A/V Productions in Winnipeg, Manitoba with the talented engineer Paul Katsnelson who co-produced the album. To celebrate the release, they joined forces with rock group B.O.D.M. for a double C.D. Release Party which took place on March 5, 2009 at the Pyramid Cabaret in WInnipeg.
With very little to do in Wasagamack, a First Nation community with over 1600 people , the boys spend a lot of time practicing. And since forming, they've been playing at every local music festival and other larger festivals in the surrounding communities. Having won numerous talent shows and building a decent fan-base, they feel they are ready for bigger stages and larger audiences.
Lost Priority released their first album, entitled All That We Are in February 2009. The disc features 39 minutes of original material recorded at Stongfront A/V Productions in Winnipeg, Manitoba with the talented engineer Paul Katsnelson who co-produced the album. To celebrate the release, they joined forces with rock group B.O.D.M. for a double C.D. Release Party which took place on March 5, 2009 at the Pyramid Cabaret in WInnipeg.
With very little to do in Wasagamack, a First Nation community with over 1600 people , the boys spend a lot of time practicing. And since forming, they've been playing at every local music festival and other larger festivals in the surrounding communities. Having won numerous talent shows and building a decent fan-base, they feel they are ready for bigger stages and larger audiences.
| CONTACT: | Jonathan Harper |
| ADDRESS: | Winnioeg, MB |
| PHONE: | 204-688-2787 |
| EMAIL: | lost.priority@gmail.... |
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| 2010-08-05: | The Zoo - Osborne Village |
DISCOGRAPHY
ALL THAT WE ARE
LOST PRIORITY
2009
