Autumna
About: AUTUMNA, is a 5 piece Canadian Death metal band from Montreal, Quebec formed in 2017. The group is not currently signed to a major record label. The Group has released One studio album: Where do we go From Here (2017), as well as numerous singles including: "Grow A Pair"(2018) "A New Tomorrow" (2018) and their French song "Pure Laine" .The group has played a very strong role in the underground metal scenes in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec by setting up concerts and festivals, touring the area extensively, and supporting bands such as Obliterate , Sawyer Path,and Lost Creation
Members:
Anthony Campbell- Vocals
Steven Deslauriers- Guitar
Benjamin Chasse-Guitar
Vincent Lessard- Guitar
Dave Lemieux - Drums
Past members:
Nicola simon - Drums
Discography
Where do we go From Here (2017) Grow A Pair (2018)
History
Autumna was founded by guitarist Steven Deslauriers and vocalist ,Anthony Campbell in the summer of 2014. Over the coming years the band built up their lineup, and self-released their debut full-length album Where do we go from here in 2017.
The group started to gain traction in the Quebec Metal scene after starting a series of concerts called Metal till Midnight. This success grew exponentially with each passing concert, eventually leading up to the Band creating their own metal festival named "Vankleek Hill Farm Fest" held in Vankleek Hill Ontario.
The festival landed the group front page headlines in the surrounding cities. Some of these articles were great however not all of them had kind things to say, including one headline titled "Music or just noise". These articles lead to hundreds of local citizens writing in to the newspaper and flooding their social media. This ultimately ended up creating a series of news paper articles written by different reknown and respected members of this small farming community praising the band for their hard work and high energy music.
In the summer of 2018 after some of the group's best performances to date. The bands drummer Nicola Simon moved back to his home in Luxembourg. Soon after the group had replaced him with their long time friend David Lemieux as the group's new permanent drummer.
Publications : The Review local Hawkesbury Newspaper May 15th 2018 [they] The Review published an article about the upcoming metal festival featuring local bands, VKHFarmFest. Titled ; Farm Fest brings heavy metal, punk and rock to the Vankleek Hill fairgrounds https://thereview.ca/2018/05/15/farm-fest-brings-heavy-metal-punk-and-rock-to-the-vankleek-hill-fairgrounds/ June 11th 2018 Reenie Marx, Wendy Watson, and Wendell Hyde from Vankeek Hill wrote and published a letter to the editor titled ; Music or just Noise? in response to the festival that had taken place the weekend before. https://thereview.ca/2018/06/11/music-or-just-noise/ [They] expressed their deep dissatisfaction with VKHFarmFest described as an invasion of aliens. June 12th 2018 [they] published an article on the success of VKHFarmFest. Titled ; Farm Fest first edition : For the love of all that is heavy https://thereview.ca/2018/06/12/farm-fest-first-edition-for-the-love-of-all-that-is-heavy/ June 13th, 2018 [they] The Review published a formal response to Reenie Marx, Wendy Watson, and Wendell Hyde from Vankeek Hill titled ; Farm Fest: Live and Let Live https://thereview.ca/2018/06/13/farm-fest-live-and-let-live/. In the article [he] the editor defends and commend the organizers for encouraging live music and festivals in general. June 14th 2018 Reenie Marx published to the editor and organizers of VKHFarmFest an apology after take[ing] in the many comments people wrote. She then says, I’d like to applaud the hard work that I know it took them to put the whole thing together she continues by mentioning how welcoming Vankeek Hill is and it's tolerance, and willingness to “live and let live.” . The article is titled ; Live and learn; letter-writer apologies for venting about Farm Fest https://thereview.ca/2018/06/14/live-and-learn-letter-writer-apologizes-for-venting-about-farm-fest/.
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