Crash Delicate @ Café Campus, April 23rd 2004

review by Lex

Crash Delicate is the prodigy child of Martin Dam and Caroline Ethier.  Blending progressive rhythm foundations and pop melody sounds, the creative duo blooms out the intriguing collection of songs from their recent album A Canyon Between. Their backing band members are very tight and probably some of Montreal's top professional musicians, which comes in handy when you want to emphasize dramatic pauses and break beats in your compositions.  While most modern progressive bands tend to exhaustingly layer their music with countless guitar and drum solos, Crash Delicate mixes in a colorful variety of mild to jungle techno beats and a hauntingly inviting vocal and piano combo to create an almost supernatural audio experience. 

With their recent success inclusion to the Canadian Music Week 2004 (CMW), their drive and focus to make an impact in the industry will surely attract audiences to their melodic and artistic entity that they call Crash Delicate.

You can checkout their website at www.crashdelicate.com