High-bias cassette tapes with various hand painted covers by artist and drummer Estée Preda are now available on Bandcamp. Artwork signed, dated and numbered. Each cassette is also signed by Gus. Only 20 unique copies available in the world! Get a copy here.
Gus will be playing in Quebec City May 6th, Montreal May 7th and Toronto June 23rd and is thrilled to have @worryband and @bibiclubmusic open for him as well as @kaelmercader who prepared a mystery art performance for the Montreal launch! Tickets here
Here’s Run Rabbit Run, the final single before the release of the album. Dungeon Master comes out on Friday April 29th! Pre-save/pre-order the album here: https://found.ee/Gus-DungeonMaster
”This one is another story I dreamt up about someone who gets arrested on one of those boardwalks on the East coast, like New Jersey’s Wildwoods. Down at the police station, the man is beaten by the cops and begins to dream he is the police dog chasing a rabbit in the countryside.” – Gus
Heads up collectors! An exclusive cassette cover made by Estée Preda (Gus’ drummer and wife) is available for pre-order through Rough Trade.
Dig into Gus’ past as a professional snowboarder and learn more about his transition into songwriting in this short documentary by Estée Preda.
Gus’ first US tour has come to an end! It ended with a spell of COVID but all is well and he has been convalescing in the Midwest. Catch Gus next week in Canada with Plants and Animals! Tickets here.
Here’s the final instalment of the three part mini-series where Estée takes you through the process of making a zine for Dungeon Master, Gus’ new album to be released April 29th.
You can pre-order a copy of the zine here: https://www.secretcityrecords.com/shop/dungeon-master/
Toronto, Montréal and Québec city! Come celebrate the launch of Dungeon Master. Tickets available here
Here’s the video for Exercise Your Demons, a song of Gus’ upcoming album Dungeon Master. Directed by Estée Preda with help from Ariane Moisan featuring Gus as a motivational speaker.
”This song is partially inspired by David Lynch’s Blue Velvet, particularly the scene where Dorothy asks Jeffrey to hit her. It’s about how we often turn to destructive behavior to try to make ourselves feel better when all you usually really need to do is get a little exercise.” -Gus
