Though I can’t comment on the first opener, Baby Alpaca, since I didn’t get to see them play, the remaining artists on last Thursday night’s bill at Glasslands were united by dark undertones and ...

In the video for the Canadian swamp-folk band Timber Timbre's "Curtains?!," a man released from prison embarks on a vengeful quest to find a mysterious woman who haunts his past. "I included the ...

Taylor Kirk, founder and leader of Montreal trio Timber Timbre, calls his newest release an omen from a dystopian future civilization, but insists it's not a political statement and definitely not ...

When Taylor Kirk and his bandmates in Timber Timbre set out for France a year ago to record their newest record, Sincerely, Future Pollution, they envisioned a sound you could dance to, that was ...

Taylor Kirk, singer for the Canadian indie band Timber Timbre, has passed away. According to Exclaim!, a Kirk representative confirms that he died "suddenly" last week. No cause of death has been ...

When it’s suggested that Timber Timbre’s latest album, Hot Dreams, makes a great backdrop for dark-hearted days when the last thing you want is human contact of any kind, singer-guitarist Taylor Kirk ...

Melancholic Canadian band Timber Timbre recently announced their new album Sincerely, Future Pollution and some tour dates, including Hundred Waters’ FORM Arcosanti festival. The tour didn’t include ...

Few contemporary indie-rock bands are more in touch with their creepy side than Timber Timbre. Armed with old tape machines for the making of its latest album, the group carefully tweaked the vocals ...

At one point in Alejandro Jodorowsky's 1973 psychedelic classic The Holy Mountain, a narrator gravely intones, "The tarot will teach you how to create a soul." And in the music video for Timber Timbre ...

“Black Water” is a sinister and enchanting piece that lives in a goosebump-inducing world of it’s own. Those estranged yet elegant vocals lure you in to a sort of proletariat gothic blues. A weathered ...

Timber Timbre are happiest when visually represented by spooky, blurry and otherworldly images that evoke their music. But as their popularity grows, demands like photo shoots increase, so the band ...

Timber Timbre’s Taylor Kirk (left), Simon Trottier and Mika Posen wish they had more time to play in the park. TIMBER TIMBRE at the Gladstone Hotel Ballroom (1214 Queen West), Friday (June 18), 10 pm.