Victoria, BC
http://radio3.cbc.ca/artists/Vincat
In the summer of 2004, the universe gave birth to Vincat; a band composed of three tripped out kids tucked away on Vancouver Island, BC. Being somewhat lost on this planet, Vincat found solace in creating music.
With two Canadian tours under their belt and festival appearances in Pop Montreal, New Music West, and Rifflandia, Vincat are making a name for themselves slowly but surely. They have shared the stage with Islands, The Walkmen, Miracle Fortress, You Say Party, We Say Die!, and The Presidents of the United States of America. Memorable for their live show, which combines dreamy visual effects and colourful costumes, Vincat have left their audiences feeling hyperactive, disoriented, spaced out, and ALIVE.
Their 2005 independently released debut album "I like their older stuff better" received enthusiastic reviews and several spots on the Canadian college radio charts. Monday Magazine called it one of the best local releases of 2005. Though their following release in 2008 of Inner Space (part 1 in a trilogy of themed albums) took a drastic change from their hyper-pop debut, it too received excited reviews and radio play and established the band in a new psychedelic light.
However having two records released is not slowing Vincat down anytime soon. They are currently waiting on the release of their new full length album “Hoi Polloi”, recorded with producer Colin Stewart (Black Mountain, Destroyer, Pretty Girls Make Graves) of The Hive Creative Labs in Vancouver, …
In the summer of 2004, the universe gave birth to Vincat; a band composed of three tripped out kids tucked away on Vancouver Island, BC. Being somewhat lost on this planet, Vincat found solace in creating music.
With two Canadian tours under their belt and festival appearances in Pop Montreal, New Music West, and Rifflandia, Vincat are making a name for themselves slowly but surely. They have shared the stage with Islands, The Walkmen, Miracle Fortress, You Say Party, We Say Die!, and The Presidents of the United States of America. Memorable for their live show, which combines dreamy visual effects and colourful costumes, Vincat have left their audiences feeling hyperactive, disoriented, spaced out, and ALIVE.
Their 2005 independently released debut album "I like their older stuff better" received enthusiastic reviews and several spots on the Canadian college radio charts. Monday Magazine called it one of the best local releases of 2005. Though their following release in 2008 of Inner Space (part 1 in a trilogy of themed albums) took a drastic change from their hyper-pop debut, it too received excited reviews and radio play and established the band in a new psychedelic light.
However having two records released is not slowing Vincat down anytime soon. They are currently waiting on the release of their new full length album “Hoi Polloi”, recorded with producer Colin Stewart (Black Mountain, Destroyer, Pretty Girls Make Graves) of The Hive Creative Labs in Vancouver, BC. And have also finished part 2 in their trilogy of themed albums entitled “Earthly Rotations” with plans for a release and touring later this year
| Name |
Role |
| kristian north |
vocals, keyboards, bass, guitar |
| crystal dorval |
guitar, bass, vocals, foot keyboard |
| danny costello |
drums, percussion, small keyboards, robot vocals |
Feelings, thoughts, cosmic questions, assorted materials, other music
| FANS |
PLAYLISTED |
TOTAL PLAYS |
| 1 |
12 |
346 |
