Sparkles & Fireworks (La Querelle cover)
by Riverbeds
about
We got asked by our good friends La Querelle if we wanted to cover one of the songs on their then upcoming album Home, a beautiful place to get lost. We did. If you want to buy the record and the covers, head to laquerelle.bandcamp.com
credits
released April 4, 2015
Fred Béland – GUITARS
Charles-André Chamard – DRUMS/PROGRAMMING
Alexandre Duhamel Gingras – BASS
Vincent Pigeon – VOCALS/GUITARS
Music by La Querelle
Words by Mathieu Lachapelle and Hélène Mallette
Recorded and mixed by Vincent Pigeon
Mastering by Xavier Bourassa
Artwork by M-Eve Desbiens Tremblay
Fred Béland – GUITARS
Charles-André Chamard – DRUMS/PROGRAMMING
Alexandre Duhamel Gingras – BASS
Vincent Pigeon – VOCALS/GUITARS
Music by La Querelle
Words by Mathieu Lachapelle and Hélène Mallette
Recorded and mixed by Vincent Pigeon
Mastering by Xavier Bourassa
Artwork by M-Eve Desbiens Tremblay
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Riverbeds Montréal, Québec
Official Riverbeds website. Indie Emo/Post-Hardcore from Montréal, QC, Canada.
discography
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Mar 2022 -
Jun 2019 -
Apr 2015 -
Feb 2015 -
Nov 2012 -
Oct 2011
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