October 14, 2000

October Update

I’ve been a bit slow doing an update the last little while but finally here is what I’ve been up to. We shot a THERMOclinE video a few weeks ago in Toronto for “Vacant Lot”, we should be seeing a final cut in a week or so and then hopefully get it out. Of course I will have a link up to it when it is released so you can see it. There are a few photos from the video shoot up on the THERMO site. THERMO has some upcoming dates in Toronto and Southern Ontario in the next few months.

The Tammy Raybould band has been on a bit of a break from live shows lately, but Tammy is constantly doing solo dates. We have also been working on some of Tammy’s new songs over the last few weeks. Our next Ottawa date was supposed to be Barrymore’s on Nov. 3 has moved to Zaphod’s II on Dec. 8th. We will also be doing some dates in upper NY state in November.

I have also been in the studio recording a few more songs with Robert Farrell and some stuff with Sarah Sedgman.

kiss-vipI went to see KISS at the Corel Centre in Ottawa in September, it was the best show I have seen in a long time, and probably the best KISS show I have seen (I’ve seen them about 5 times over the years). Here’s a scan of the VIP pass I had.

And finally I have also registered andrewlamarche.net so you can get to the site through either the .net or .com address. I Have also moved the site to a new server, so far everything seems to be working fine. Let me know if anything seems wacky.

August 31, 2000

THERMOcline News

Some new dates added for THERMOclinE and Tammy Raybould.

THERMOclinE will be shooting a video for “Vacant Lot” in Toronto at the end of September, you should hopefully see the finished product sometime in November. And “Negative ONE” will be re-released and distributed by Sour Music/Sony Imports.

August 11, 2000

Tammy Raybould & Band – Festival By The Sea

You can see a live web cast of Tammy Raybould & Band from Festival By The Sea in Saint John, New Brunswick tomorrow night (August 12th). Catch the show at 8 pm Atlantic time or 7 PM EDT.

See it at the following link:
http://www.festivalbythesea.com/webcast.html

If you are in Ottawa this weekend you can see THERMOclinE opening for Edwin at the Navan Fair, I won’t be playing, because of my prior commitment to the TR Band, but you should still go and support the band.

July 8, 2000

Update

Just back from some Tammy Raybould dates, we played last night with Sloan and Dunk in Belleville, after some dates in upper state NY.

Next weekend is Fresh Festival 2000 in Ottawa, THERMOclinE will be performing on the main stage on Sunday July 16th at 1 PM with headliners Big Wreck and The Matthew Good Band. Check the Fresh Festival web site for ticket info.

June 1, 2000

Capital Music Conference

I will playing with both THERMOclinE and Tammy Raybould at Barrymore’s Music Hall in Ottawa as part of the Capital Music Conference, both on the same night, June 16th.

I am now using the Sabian Triple Hi-hat, it’s quite cool. I’ve had it for about a month now and I’ve done all my gigs and rehearsals with it. It took a few gigs to get used to it, but it’s cool now, you have to check it out if you haven’t seen it yet.

May 5, 2000

THERMOclinE – Ottawa Sun

Here is the THERMOclinE article from yesterday’s Ottawa Sun.

Thursday, May 4, 2000

BANDS ON THE RUN

By Ian Nathanson, Ottawa Sun

WHAT’S UP, DOCS:
If a shoe company is looking to sponsor THERMOclinE, it likely won’t be Doc Marten. Seems to be a sore spot — literally — whenever it’s mentioned to guitarist Aaron Kronis or drummer Andrew Lamarche. In Toronto attending Lollapalooza ’97, Kronis, bassist Jason Young and lead singer Graham Machacek were checking out Artifical Joy Club (Lamarche used to be AJC’s drummer). As fans were throwing objects at the band, Lamarche retaliated by hurling a Doc Marten boot into the crowd, inadvertently knocking Kronis unconscious. “The security guards up front brought him forward and had us go with them backstage to the medical tent,” Young explains. “Then we saw Lamarche walk by and went over to talk to him.” When all was sorted out, Lamarche wound up becoming such good pals with THERMOclinE, he would later become a member. THERMOclinE will perform in a non-shoe-throwing zone at Barrymore’s Saturday to honour the release of their full-length debut, Negative One.

April 26, 2000

THERMOclinE CD Release Party

The THERMOclinE CD Release party is next Saturday, May 6th at Barrymore’s. Nectar and Naked Spoon will be opening the show. If you haven’t listened to the sample MP3 files from the new CD, check them out on the THERMOsitE and let me know what you think.

You can now buy the new THERMOclinE CD on-line, go to the site for all the details.

April 16, 2000

Samples from the New THERMOclinE CD

Samples from the new THERMOclinE CD are now up on the THERMOsitE.

I finally had a chance to get to the Sabian Cymbals factory in Meductic, New Brunswick, on our way back home from some dates in eastern Canada with Tammy Raybould. It was very cool seeing the whole process of how the cymbals are made, and the amount of work and high quality standards they have.

Tammy’s show at Barrymore’s last week will be televised in May, dates will be on the site when I get details.

March 1, 2000

THERMOclinE “Negative ONE”

negativeoneYou can now download MP3 samples from the new THERMOclinE CD “Negative ONE”.
One of the songs, “Adrenaline’s Dead”, is available for download at a few MP3 sites right now. All the links and stuff are on the THERMOsitE.

The CD Release show in Ottawa is set for Saturday, May 6th at Barrymore’s Music Hall.

February 10, 2000

New THERMOclinE CD is Finally Done

The new THERMOclinE CD is finally done. It’s being mastered in a week or so, after that there should be some sound clips up on the THERMOsitE. The new CD is called “Negative One” and features 12-tracks and was produced and mixed by Jay Ruston at Distortion Studios.

I also have just updated my live dates, I will be heading out to Eastern Canada with Tammy Raybould in March.

January 12, 2000

January Update

After a nice quiet December and the uneventful Y2K stuff, I am hoping things will get busier soon again after a much needed break.

I will be playing with Tammy Raybould tomorrow in Toronto at Lee’s Palace and then on Saturday the 15th at Zaphod’s 2 in Ottawa.

You should be seeing Tammy’s new video soon, director Dennis Beauchamps and crew did a really good job on it.

December 23, 1999

Happy Holidays

Happy Holidays to everyone.

Here is a link to an article about Tammy Raybould‘s video shoot we did this past week.

“Raybould fans give a little extra”
The Ottawa Citizen

You can also now hear some songs that I recorded with Robert Farrell this past summer at the Tragically Hip’s studio, The Bathhouse. The songs feature Robert on vocals and lead guitar, Jon Park-Wheeler on guitar, Andrew Affleck on bass and me playing drums. Robert has three songs up at MP3.com; www.mp3.com/robertfarrell.

December 17, 1999

Tammy Raybould Video Shoot

We will be filming a video for Tammy Raybould‘s current single “Loving You” this coming Monday, December 20th. There is an open call for extras for the video shoot.

The video shoot is taking place at the Museum of Science and Technology, 1867 St. Laurent Blvd., Ottawa. Shooting will start at about 7:30 pm.

THERMOclinE is featured on Riffage.com’s “Best of Riffage Collection: Alternative” CD, now on sale. “Riffage has selected some of the best new alternative artists and has put their music onto one great album. The CD features 10 audio tracks and over 20 MP3 tracks that showcase some of the best stuff that Riffage has to offer.”

December 11, 1999

“The Rainman” CD

Donnie Leafloor‘s “The Rainman” CD has been released, the four-song CD features Donnie on vocals and guitar, Mike Yelle from Garrity on bass, Colin Mills on guitar and me on drums; Produced by Jay Ruston and Mastered by Nick Blagona. It’s a good sounding disc with really good songs. You can usually see Donnie playing at Marshy’s after the Ottawa Senators games at the Corel Centre, among other shows he does around Ottawa.

Check out Donnie’s web site: www.therainman.net.

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