The GLIM Project

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1		Elitist	4:51	Play
2		Over and Over	3:12	Play
3		Vague	6:40	Play
4		Malcontent	2:54	Play
5		Things are Better	6:32	Play
6		Don't Pretend	6:38	Play
7		Apprentice	3:14	Play
8		Coming Home	4:27	Play
9		Hands	6:33	Play
10		Say Goodnight	5:54	Play
11		Take me Back	4:13	Play
			55:08

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Description

The Glim Project is a full out rock band; a unique, hyper-energetic mish mash that cannot really fit into one category in todays rock scene. Too progressive to get radio play, not progressive enough to be considered prog rock. Too loud and aggressive for the average hipsters, but not enough for the cities extreme metal heads. So what do you get when you listen to the Glim Project? You get a singer/guitarist who is trying his damndest to channel Axl Rose while playing dream theater riffs, a drummer who grew up on a steady diet of NOFX, Tool and Nirvana, a second guitarist who is equally in love with Neil Young and Fugazi, and a bassist who listens to the most extreme metal created, and whose last band was probably one of the scariest groups youve ever heard.

The Glim Project started when guitarists Lucanus and Geoff left the pop rock outfit D-Brane. Within weeks they had enlisted Geoffs schoolmate Marco for the drumming. In turn, Marco contacted his old college roommate Ian, whom, upon hearing their new creation, moved from Alberta to give it a shot. Starting with a few old D-Brane tunes, they soon found themselves striving to be much more hard edged, partly due to their appreciation of bands like ATDI, Mastadon, and Dream Theater, and also in part to Ians declaration that they should stop being such pussies.

The Glim Project is definitely a band whose strongest suit is their live show. With over thirty shows in eight months, they have perfected their onstage performance. Furious guitars loop around heavy percussive drumming, while galloping bass riffs cut right up the middle. And visually, it is quite a feast, as the band pours out every bit of energy they have in bringing their creations to life. The Vancouver scene is beginning to embrace real rock once again, and The Glim Project is flying their flag at the front of the crowd.