Wilsen, the new Brooklyn buzz trio (Journal de Montréal) is thrilled to be back in town to perform 2 nights at the Montreal International Jazz Festival on June 28 & 29 at M2, part of the intimate concert series hosted by CISM 89,3FM. Tickets are available now. The band is currently writing material for a sophomore record and confirmed they will play some of their new songs at the Jazz Fest concerts at the end of the month.
Their first album, I Go Missing In My Sleep was met with international praise as well as in Quebec. From NPR, Vice Noisey, Interview Magazine, Stereogum, Mojo, Exclaim!, CBC Music to Le Devoir, 98.5FM, La Presse, Le Soleil, Radio-Canada, Huffington Post Québec, Voir, Sors-tu.ca and more, the album found avid listeners in their label hometown, Montreal and its surroundings.
Wilsen features Tamsin, Drew Arndt on bass and Johnny Simon on guitar. The trio burst onto the independent music scene in 2013 with the self-released double-EP Sirens. They have toured with Daughter, Matthew E White, San Fermin, London Grammar, Diane Birch and more. Their singles Garden is now at 4.5 million streams and Final is over 2.5 million streams across platforms.
A major revelation. - NPR Music
Softly devastating. - Stereogum
It manages to be both soothing and disquieting. At points it sounds like it’s running backwards. Sometimes like a memory tantalizingly out of reach. – Noisey
[A] full-length rumination of quiet devastation. – CBC
Slow, Spartan songs with finger-picked guitar, heart-beat drums and ghostly narratives... Lovely. - MOJO
A twilight escape from the unrelenting rush of everyday living. – Popmatters
Big and bright, Wilsen’s debut battles against the hardest of nights that turn into mornings, and comes out the other side feeling truly defiant. – DIY
I Go Missing In My Sleep pays out higher dividends with repeated and closer listens… Wilsen has thrust their own marker in the sand with this debut and given themselves a wealth of directions in which to pivot toward for the future. - The Line of Best Fit
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