The pop hit of the summer!
-TORONTO STAR
-TORONTO STAR
While evincing the intimacy of an apartment recording, it is also brimming with overlapping instruments, tempo changes and ambitious arrangements. The result resembles the precarious balance between innocence and sophistication that Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks have been known to strike.
-TORONTO STAR
-TORONTO STAR
I’ve fallen in love.
-NATIONAL POST
-NATIONAL POST
Montreal’s newest shimmering gem.
-SAID THE GRAMOPHONE
-SAID THE GRAMOPHONE
They meander quietly through ethereal psychedelic moments and a Neil Youngish understanding of the lyrical details that fill a songs with endearing personality. At 13 songs, Amulet could go on a while longer and still remain a beautiful piece of contemporary Canadiana.
-NOW MAGAZINE
-NOW MAGAZINE
The project has the pedigree, the creativity, and most importantly, the songs to make Amethyst Amulet the must have record for the summer. The songs are drenched in reverb, and sparkle like sun kissed water. Truthfully, I am not sure I’ve been as excited about a Canadian artist since I first heard Miracle Fortress. His understanding of what makes a pop song challenging and still enjoyable is incredible.
-HEROHILL
-HEROHILL
I'm so proud of him! You all have to check out his new album when it is ready. I'll be sure to let you know when it is available.
oh I'm so excited for the music and the cover! it's almost too much to bare. stop teasing us waito's!
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