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Canadian Wedding 's Keep Count EP is now available on Bandcamp .

  Canadian Wedding 's Keep Count EP will be available for streaming and pre-orders on Bandcamp from tomorrow.

Nick Stutsman has posted an update on the upcoming Canadian Wedding record  here . He said: I’ve been working on this album for a bit. I started it wanting it to be a full band project, writing the songs myself and recording them as more than just me and an acoustic guitar. That didn’t really happen so things are changing again. Maybe, probably, for the better. #1 - I still have a broken ankle so I haven’t really been playing shows. I probably won’t be walking ‘til February. Shit sucks. But once I’m walking, we’ll be playing some more midwest shows. #2 - Since these songs didn’t end up being full band, I didn’t want to continue writing the album the way it was going, but also don’t want to just not use these songs. So I’ll be releasing an EP titled “Keep Count” with these songs (dates not totally figured out yet) and then write the album over, which brings us to #3 - Writing the album with a bunch of people because I feel like it’ll make it a lot better/more what I want....

Nick Stutsman's  Canadian Wedding have released their official first track 'The Midwest Is So Far East' on Bandcamp. You can avail of it for name your price. Download it  here .

Nick Stutsman's new band, Canadian Wedding have started a Facebook page and posted a video of themselves playing a song. Like them on Facebook  here . This sounds exciting.

I recently spoke to Nick Stutsman about his new band Canadian Wedding, the current music scene and awesome guitar tunings.  Hello Nick Stutsman!  Hi Kelly Doherty! How would you describe your music for the unacquainted?  I guess I would first ask them if they've ever heard any twinkly band ever and tell them it  probably just sounds exactly like that. Or, you know, a whiney teenager that lacks originality crying all over his guitar. I'd say I'll try and promote the first description a little more, haha. What are you up to at the moment? A few months ago, my band (Park Jefferson) kind of fell apart. I moved to Philadelphia, our other guitarist moved to Tennessee, and our drummer was already in a few other bands (most notably William Bonney), so we sort of decided to just call it quits. While in Philadelphia, I started a band (pennypack!) that went nowhere, mainly because I moved home to Michigan. Philadelphia just wasn't a good fit for me, I guess...