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If you've been to one of our shows, you know that at some point we always "break up the band" and do solo pieces. Beyond the pure, sweet joy of giving each other goofy intros, we LOVE doing this, for the chance to stuff your ears with our individual passions.
The Fugitives are proud to present a selection of brand new stuff! The band pieces are two songs we recorded in December for the holidays. All of the solo pieces are from forthcoming albums: Adrian's are from his new album, 'Bruise' due in April; Barbara's are from her just released Fang EP (accordion shout rock!); Brendan's are excerpts from his full length monologue, which also drops in April. This is fresh stuff!
Track Listing:
1. It's Not Christmas (The Fugitives)

Just a quick note to let you know that we have two new Christmas songs out. I know, I know - who cares about christmas songs?! They all suck, right?
But we were invited to give some tracks to a great new xmas compilation out on Light Organ Records. We were surprised to find that not only did we really like the xmas songs we wrote, but we really liked all the songs on this compilation.
So, please - go listen! Our two xmas songs are up at our myspace:
www.myspace.com/canadianfugitives
If you want to get the album, you can get it on itunes here:
http://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/light-organ-records-our-first/id402376800
Hey everyone,
It's weird to be, like, 'Merry Christmas!' in November, but our two new original Christmas songs came out yesterday. They part of a compilation from Light Organ Records, which also features songs by Adrian (team triangle!), Nat Jay, We are the City, Cory Woodward, The Zolas, Adaline, and on and on and on. All amazing Vancouver independent musicians!
Check it out and download it here:
Also, on December 3, we will be playing the annual folk festival fundraiser for the Vancouver Folk Fest. Nothing we would rather support than that! And the line up is sick. Us, Hannah Georgas, The Sojourners, and Roy Forbes. Check all the details for the show here:
http://thefestival.bc.ca/archives/2466