July Talk To Tour With “Guns + Ammunition”

July Talk recently released their debut US EP “Guns + Ammunition” onIsland Records and are taking it on the road through North America. Teaming up with aggressively entertaining veterans, The Presidents Of The United States Of America and Rural Alberta Advantage, July Talk will be bringing their unique blend of chaos and seduction to stages in every corner of the country beginning next week in Colorado.

On “Guns + Ammunition”, the first single from the band’s release, singer Peter Dreimanis’s raspy growl clashes with Leah Fay’s sweet and poignant vocals, channeling the five-piece band’s pure and brutal emotionalism into wickedly sharp lyrics. The monochrome single-shot video for the band’s lead single, “Guns + Ammunition”, illustrates the conflict between the male and female dynamic with Dreimanis’s and Fay’s lyrical faceoffs.

July Talk has received praise for their emotionally intricate and contradiction-driven dynamic. “The contrast between Dreimanis’ Tom Waits-ish growl and Fay’s soprano is remarkable. “July Talk are led by two co-lead singers, Peter Dreimanis whose got a growl not unlike Man Man or maybe Tom Waits, and Leah Fay whose softer vocals recall fellow Toronto indie bands Stars or Metric.”

July Talk was formed in 2012 after Peter Dreimanis heard Leah Fay singing at a local bar in Toronto, and knew he met his match. They linked up with guitarist Ian Docherty, bassist Josh Warburton and drummer Danny Miles to develop a signature sound that is both boldly intimate and wildly confrontational, honed through relentless touring. Behind the visual and vocal hooks lie a wall of hard and tight, blues-rooted guitar rock produced by Alexandre Bonenfant [Metz, Crystal Castles].

July Talk – Guns & Ammunition EP

Track Listing

1.      Guns + Ammunition
2.      Paper Girl
3.      The Garden
4.      Summer Dress
5.      I’ve Rationed Well

Upcoming North American Tour Dates 2014:

August 20 – Gothic Theater – Denver, CO**
August 22 – The Depot – Salt Lake City, UT**
August 23 – House of Blues – Las Vegas, NV**
August 25 – School Night @ Bardot – Los Angeles, CA
August 26 – The Catalyst – Santa Cruz, CA**
August 27 – Slim’s – San Francisco, CA**
August 30 – Edmonton Northlands Grounds – Edmonton, AB
August 31 – X-Fest – Calgary, AB
October 9 – Magic Stick – Detroit, MI
October 10 – Skully’s – Columbus, OH ***
October 11 – Radio Radio – Indianapolis, IN ***
October 12 – The Firebird – St. Louis, MO ***
October 14 – The Metro – Chicago, IL ***
October 15 – Turner Hall – Milwaukee, WI ***
October 16 – The Slowdown – Omaha, NE ***
October 17 – First Avenue – Minneapolis, MN ***
October 18 – Pyramid Cabaret – Winnipeg, MB
October 20 – The Starlite Room – Edmonton, AB
October 21 – MacEwan Ballroom – Calgary, AB
October 24 – Crocodile Cafe – Seattle, WA ***
October 25 – Doug Fir Lounge – Portland, OR ***
October 28 – Constellation Room – Santa Ana, CA ***
October 29 – The Roxy – Los Angeles, CA ***
October 30 – Soda Bar – San Diego, CA ***
November 4 – Club Dada – Dallas, TX ***
November 5 – Red 7 – Austin, TX ***
November 6 – Beatnik – New Orleans, LA ***
November 7 – The Bottletree Cafe – Birmingham, AL ***
November 8 – The Earl – Atlanta, GA ***
November 9 – Local 506 – Chapel Hill, NC ***
November 11 – Rock & Roll Hotel – Washington, DC ***
November 12 – First Unitarian Church – Philadelphia, PA ***
November 13 – Bowery Ballroom – New York, NY ***
November 14 – Bowery Ballroom – New York, NY ***
November 15 – The Sinclair – Cambridge, MA ***