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@fuckyeahhawksleyworkman-blog
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Hawksley Workman is a Canadian rock singer-songwriter who has garnered critical acclaim for his blend of cabaret pop and glam rock. Workman has released eleven full length albums throughout his career.
Born: March 4, 1975 (age 39), Huntsville
Music groups: Mounties (Since 2013), Young Artists for Haiti (2010)
Movies: Score: A Hockey Musical, Still Mine, Hawksley Workman: Live in Lille
Hawksley Workman / Hayden, Aaron Dessner + Matt Berninger (The National)
Analogue Gallery - SOUND IMAGE 2015
âDonât Take Yourself Away (Instant Nostalgia)â by Hawksley Workman is my new jam.
Hawksley Workman performing in The God That Comes, 2bâs rock + roll cabaret show. Check out more at http://thegodthatcomes.com
Hawksley Workmanâs Latest New Song
Hawksley Workman has released a version of his new song âWeâre Not Broken Yetâ that awed an audience at the CIMA 40th anniversary bash at Torontoâs Great Hall on Monday night. âWeâre All Brokenâ is a song included in his Six Shooter Recordsâ album Old Cheetah that was released on Tuesday of this week.
Photo of the day: @HawksleyWorkman live at @calgaryfolkfest! http://fingersonblast.com/blog/2015/7/26/photo-of-the-day-hawksley-workman-at-calgary-folk-fest-2015.html #calgary Photo by @kbblradio
âMake Up Your Mind Tonightâ by Hawksley Workman
Hawksley Workman - Small Town Dracula peermusic publishing
From this weekâs Songs You Need To Hear:
Hawksley Workman, âTeenage Catsâ
Thereâs some strange magic in this music video, which was directed and edited by Hawksley Workmanâs Mounties bandmate, Steve Bays (Hot Hot Heat). Kids in costumes, dancing, being weird and adorable and actual cats wandering around like, âWTF am I doing here, why is this my life today?â Itâs bizarre and charming, and it gives us another chance to revel in Workmanâs glorious, scratchy ode to feline selfishness; a possible metaphor for the hypocrisy of adults âwho think they own the place they spray.â
â Andrea Warner (@_AndreaWarner)
Live review and pics of Hawksley Workmanâ at The Commodore Ballroomâ #Vancouver by the astonishing Serious Moonlight Event Photographyâ Full coverage â> http://concertaddicts.com/reviews/hawksley-workman-commodore-ballroom-october-29th-2015
(via Hawksley Workman in Medicine Hat | Editing Luke)
I think that weâre led to believe that love is fleeting, but I reckon, when you get a little older and your boat gets battered around a bit, you realize that love is really more a decision. Itâs an opportunity to exist with somebody at their best and at their worst, and in doing so the reflections that you get in one another become the scars that you covet because those are those simple secrets that are yours alone. And those things are not celebrated in movie love. Thatâs the real stuff that we all fear is very easy to walk away from. I guess Iâm lucky. My folks arenât together, but I know people that are together and that are old together and their journeys come with their bumps and bruises. I think that if you are of a mind that you ultimately celebrate those bumps and bruises, even though they might be years in the making, they will be the things that you celebrate and that you cherish and that will be the character of your relationship.
Hawksley Workman on All Things Considered (via synesthetick)
Hawksley Workman aesthetic: everything is poetic and romantic but the apocalypse happens anyway
I recorded this on Chum radio years ago, Silent Night live with Serena Ryder. Merry Christmas! Â