Station to station

I thought the crowd was pretty hyped up for Loon Choir, but they truly went wild for Bravestation. Like Loon Choir, the band (or at least some of them) originally hail from Brockville, thought they now call Toronto home. Derek and Devin Wilson front the combo rounded out by drummer Jeremy Rossetti and keyboardist Andrew Heppner. Their music draw a lot from the 80s-to90s British indie pop boom. Depending on the vintage of your ears you might hear The Chameleons (I certainly did) while younger folks may be reminded of more recent outfits like The National.

Them brothers!



Andy moves it!



Devin sings!



Derek sings!



Andy sings!



Devin moves it!



Jeremy keeps the beat!



More singalong action!



Derek moves about.



Jeremy shakes it.



Derek keeps it clean.



The rockin' end!



You can download their debut EP for free at Bandcamp if you're so inclined. They're off to the U.K. in May.

• Show reminder: Larry and His Flask and Boxhands are at Zaphod Beeblebrox; don't bother heading off to Capital Music Hall to see Protest The Hero, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, and TesseracT unless you've got a ticket; The Real McKenzies, Four-Stroke and The Valveenus rock Mavericks; the Elmdale hosts Travis Caine, Pete Vandyk and Ray Harris and The BSOBs.