Review – Light Rail Transit
EP: I
Release Date: February 1, 2019
Genre: Indie-Pop
2018 saw Light Rail Transit reach new horizons, and migrate from Hamilton, ON and become a Toronto based indie band. These gents tightened up their tone, and continue to craft their indie rock sound.
This Four piece’s feature EP, I launched in early 2019, with retro notes, like that of The Cure, calming melodies, 80’s synth, and rock reflections. Light Rail Transit delivers an engaging collection of tunes. Front and center vocals by Riley Urquhart-Ducharme, vocals and strumming by Josh Mclean, Bass lines by Simon Marsello, and time signatures by drummer Luca Cicero.
As the title of their EP suggested, I or the number 1, in Roman numerals, Light Rail Transit is at the beginning of their music empire.
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Wandering EMm Photography origins came from a wanderer who saw the world in vibrant colour, unique compositions, and an understanding of the dance between light and dark. With her ’Beastie’ as she affectionately calls her camera, EMm can be found at most events, festival, and of course, is a regular at a concert. EMm has a strong passion for music. Using her camera, EMm can capture that moment in time where melody meets lyric, and exists as memory. Musicians have a tiny window to imprint you with their gift of song, given as thoughts, emotions, and experiences. EMm would like to seize that opportunity, and photograph that moment when it all connects. ‘How far will you wander… creatively?’
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