Ween,
The Eels,
Beatles,
Tricky,
Front 242,
NIN,
Skinny Puppy,
The Faint,
Ben Harper,
Beck,
Sounds Like
"Roche Limit's David Righton is an abstract artist as skilled at manipulating sound as Escher and Dali were with images"
- Regen Magazine
"David Righton is a chameleon. While the album is sandwiched between electronic opening and closing songs, it shifts and develops throughout its 12 tracks to present ambient, poppy, indie rock and quirky influences... Sometimes We Must Change Shape is an album that must be listened to in its entirety to catch each of its many identities and presents a variety rarely heard in music today."
- The Spill Magazine
"Sometimes We Must Change Shape seems like a step in an interesting—and in terms of the Vancouver music scene, unique—direction."
- Discorder Magazine
"Roche Limit’s new album (SWMCS) blends folk, pop, electronic and industrial in a carefully balanced defiance of convention."
- Youthink Magazine
"...their sound is a little different and slightly raw, but we're starting to dig it."
- Babble & Beat
Sometimes We Must Change Shape 01. my friend ship
02. i am
03. someone else
04. since i
05. lucid dream
06. monkey music
07. take the party
08. cereal offender
09. greed
10. so sorry
11. hey man
12. night walk
13. i needed this
Roche Limit is possibly the best band you will probably NEVER see live. If they were to tour they would most likely be opening for bands the likes of Beck, TV on the Radio, or Nine Inch Nails, but seeing as they don’t play live, you will just have to take our word for it. When questioned about this strange way to run a band, it seemed to come down to one self-indulgent factor. To put it simply Roche Limit (actually a one man band comprised of Dave Righton) enjoys the process of creating music, but not performing it publicly, which is really too bad because his latest album “Sometimes We Must Change Shape” is an absolute gem.
As the title suggests this album is about change, and this becomes immediately apparent right from the get go. This album seems more positive and upbeat than previous work, as well as being sonically more challenging with more infectious hooks and introspective lyrics than before. The album was co-produced by Kevvy Mental (Fake Shark Real Zombie) who also lent some guitar and backing vocals to the mix helping to round out the sound and giving Roche Limit a slightly more edgy sound than previous efforts allowed.
The 13 original songs run the gamut from the opening rock-poptronic number, My Friend Ship, the unique folkdustrial sound of Since I, to the heartrending yet uplifting tune “So Sorry”. Their repertoire of songs combine a variety of genres and styles with meaningful lyrics, tongue in cheek humor, and catchy rhythms that leave you asking one question.
Where can I get more?
White Light Album 01. cosmonaut
02. victor promo
03. little moments
04. raccoony
05. to be myself
06. funny feeling
07. the same
08. number one value
09. i'll be alright
10. i think i can handle this
11. dream lover
12. final breath
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DEBUT ALBUM "WHITE LIGHT"
Roche Limit’s debut album entitled “White Light” is another stunning example of why Canadian independent music continues to gain more and more recognition. Combining electronic, pop-rock, and folk influences, Roche Limit has been compared to the likes of both Beck and Nine Inch Nails.
Boasting a diverse range of tracks, “White Light” encompasses a compelling selection of moods and styles. The listener is transported from the depths of a brooding instrumental to unforgettable upbeat melodies, all the while maintaining the unique and refreshing sound that is Roche Limit.
The Roche Limit debut album entitled "White Light" is now available for purchase here on our Myspace page. Check it out and order your copy today!! (Help support our music making addiction)
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This week on IndieCan Radio, Episode 122 features Angie Nussey live at IndieCan and industry insider Peter Spellman, co-author of “Your Successful CD Release”. Also, music from The Russel Leon Band, SAB, Peace Work, The DoneFors, The Parlotones, Roche Limit and Ember Swift.
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Roche Limit....Whats up with you?.....Me, I have been pumping tons of old skool videos lately....My Fav?.."Nothin But A G Thang" By Dr.Dre & Snoop Dogg.....Damm this video waz so sick...Nothing but a G thang is such a ill song...Quincential DRE.....Classic West Coast G-Funk....I waz a teen when this dropped, I played it everynight......If you haven't peeped this video in a while, or if you (godforbid) have never seen it....Watch Dr Dre & Snoops "Nothing But A G Thang" video today....Peace:
