Shows

Soft Copy at Wavelength 531

December 29, 2011

Thanks to Wavelength for an excellent show at number 531. Here’s a sample of our performance:

Beggars and Choosers – Soft Copy – Live at WL531

Line-up for Wavelength 531

OPOPO (electro rebel rock)
The Whirlybirds (JUST ADDED! soulful indie-rock, ex-Diableros)
Holy Mount (Oshawa stoner rock)
Soft Copy (purveyors of vicous post-punk modernism unveil new bassist & digital EP!)
This Mess (classic spazzy poste-punke, show #1!)

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Past Shows

December 4, 2009

June 17, 2011
NXNE at Rancho Relaxo. The Black Void, Super Vacations, Soft Copy, Archie Powell & Exports, Volcano Playground, Monokino, Grounders, the Breezes
August 18, 2010
The Shop at Parts and Labour, 1566 Queen St West, Toronto. Bicycle Film Festival Opening at Parts and Labour: BIKES ROCK!!
August 13, 2010
Lee’s Palace, Toronto. Soft Copy opening for POLVO & VERSUS
June 18, 2010
The Garrison, Toronto. NXNE 2010: Best Coast, The Soft Pack, Zola Jesus
May 28, 2010
Silver Dollar, Toronto. Pitter Patter Music Festival: Malaikat Dan Singa, Soft Copy, Bruised Knees, The Wilderness
April 22, 2010
Ebar, Guelph. Kazoo! Festival Showcase
April 9, 2010
Teranga, Toronto. Soft Copy, Super Repeater, Hybrid Moments
March 12, 2010
The Garrison, Toronto. Canadian Music Week, EYE WEEKLY Showcase
January 30, 2010
The Garrison, Toronto. Soft Copy + Danger Bay DOUBLE RELEASE with Steve Shiffman & The Land of No
Dec 4, 2009
Teranga, Toronto. Soft Copy, Germans, Rat Tail, Danger Bay

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"Vicious Modernism is solid from start to finish, and pushes Soft Copy to the top of my list of local bands to see in 2010."
Jordan Bimm, NOW Toronto
"Soft Copy's abstract and muscular anthems fuse both Sonic Youth and Mission of Burma at their very best [...] listen to it on repeat until your ears melt."
Dave Morris, EYE Weekly
"[...] a swirling mix of power-pop that reminds me of my favourite bands from the 1990s (including Sugar and My Bloody Valentine) while still sounding fresh and contemporary."
Ryan Bigge, Broken Pencil
"They're experienced and skilled enough to manipulate all of the pieces into a cohesive and always surprising set of songs, with enough musical and lyrical texture to give us something new with each listen."
Nicole Villeneuve, Exclaim.ca
"Sounding like a muscular cross between XTC at its most adventurous and Gang of Four at its most accessible, this Toronto band has a knack for making the daring sound user-friendly."
John Sakamoto, Toronto Star