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#WL12 Recap - Press Coverage

A.V. Club Toronto - Interview with Jonny Dovercourt

Torontoist -- Wavelength Gets Bigger and Better

Toronto Standard -- StandardTapes 14: Motem (for Wavelength)

blogTO -- Wavelength 12: Night One In Review

blogTO -- Wavelength 12: Night Two In Review

blogTO -- Wavelength 12: Night Four In Review

The Grid -- Wavelength Highlights

NOW Magazine -- Wavelength 12th Anniversary: Celebrating 12 Years of Scene Building

NOW Magazine -- Fucked Up memories of Wavelength: Remember Wavelength on its 12th Anniversary

NOW Magazine -- Night Two NOWTube coverage 

NOW Magazine -- Night Three Review

NOW Magazine -- Night Four Review

NOW Magazine -- Shows that rocked Toronto

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Watch director Colin Medley's tour doc video for PS I Love You and Diamond Ring's Leftovers.

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Watch the video for PS I Love You's Get Over.

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Listen to PS I Love You's Facelove from 2010's Meet Me At The Muster Station.

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PS I Love You

Year and Place of Origin: 2009 Kingston, ON

Band Members: Paul Saulnier, Benjamin Nelson

First played Wavelength: WL494 (December 20th 2009)

Playing #WL12 on Sunday, February 19th @ The Garrison

Notable Releases:

Meet Me At The Muster Station (Paper Bag Records, 2010)

Leftovers (7" single featuring Diamond Rings, Paper Bag Records, 2011)

Death Dreams (forthcoming May 8th, Paper Bag Records, 2012)

Purveyors of: shreddy dark dance bangin'

File next to: The Pixies, Wolf Parade

With the first note Paul wrings out of his guitar you will be drawn into delirious scrunchy melodies with only Benjamin’s beats to keep you afloat. PS I Love You explore and celebrate our fears and fantasies, where the destruction of the world and talking to your secret crush are equally apocalyptic. Paul squeezes, kneads and milks hook after hook out of six simple strings and makes it look so effortless. The rawness of PS I Love You isn’t about low or no budgets, but rather all that the songs require. This isn’t fussy, frilly music. This is the hard work and sweat of two friends with instruments. This is unapologetic music from the gut and from the heart and that’s exactly where it hits you. - Kevin Parnell

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