When the four of us (Kim Ho, CowBella, Gina Simmons, Sid-Z) get together and jam, we remind ourselves that there is no time to judge or be insecure, there's only time to celebrate who we are. We want to experience every color on the palette, not just black and white. And more importantly, we want to dance like crazy fools.
Since 2004, we've been breaking out into dance moves cooped up in our studio. In 2005, we "came out" with it and played live, and the crowds completely understood what we were about. They partied with us… we were playing with people, not for people. Over three years, we developed a fan base, and now, with our first album No Sleep At All being released courtesy of Bonsound Records and Universal Music Canada, we are ready to break out and break free with all of you.
So put Creature music on and let that inner beast out. And remember:
If someone calls you weird, say, "Why, thank you."
If someone calls you annoying, say, "You meant to say amazing, right? Cause you said annoying."
And if someone gives you a dirty look, give them a wink, wave, and blow them a kiss.
Thursday, 28th August 2008
New York City, NY
@
Mercury Lounge
Monday, 8th September 2008
Vancouver, BC
@
The
Gallery Lounge
Wednesday, 10th September 2008
Medicine Hat, AB
@
Medicine Hat College
Friday, 12th September 2008
Edmonton, AB
@
Urban Lounge
Tuesday, 23rd September 2008
Oakville, ON
@
Oakville
Thursday, 25th September 2008
Waterloo, ON
@
Wilfrid Laurier University
Friday, 24th October 2008
Montreal, QC
@
Club Soda
Sunday, 26th October 2008
Sherbrooke, QC
@
Théâtre Granada
Monday, 27th October 2008
Kitchener, ON
@
The
Centre in the Square
Wednesday, 29th October 2008
Quebec City, QC
@
L'
Impérial
Friday, 31st October 2008
Cowansville,
@
Théâtre des Tournesols
PRESS
« Montreal dance-rock foursome Creature came out swinging in the opening slot, winning over the eager audience with the punchy songs from its upcoming full-length album, due March 5. Playing to its biggest crowd yet, the band delivered an entertaining set that kept kids cheering all the way through. » Mika brings crowd to its feet T’Cha Dunlevy, Janvier 2008,The Gazette
“Their music is an arch, arty strain of spiffy, spiky, highly danceable pop-rock, speckled with retro flavoured raps and riffs crafted with enough care to make mainstream waves [...]” Rupert Bottenberg, March 2008, The Mirror
“With Ho’s flashy guitar work and smooth croon, Iwanicki’s effervescence, and the band’s dapper fashion sense and giddy stage presence, Creature rides the line between rock, dance, music, pop and early hip-hop” T’Cha Dunlevy, March 2008, The Gazette
“Irrésistible invitation à la danse, la première production du quatuor est fidèle aux spectacles jubilants qu’il offre depuis plusieurs mois dans les clubs de la province.” Kathleen Lavoie, Mars 2008, Le soleil
“No Sleep At All, un concentré de disco-punk jouissif conçu pour faire se lever de leurs chaises et danser les plus récalcitrants.” Benjamin Eskinazi, Mars 2008, Impact Campus
“C’est dire à quel point le son de Creature est contagieux. Sucré, pop, accrocheur.” Philippe Renaud, Mars 2008, La Presse
“[...] la présentation scénique de Creature relève d’une symétrie parfaite. Efficace au premier coup d’oeil, l’équilibre contraste avec le déséquilibre mental, bien sûr théâtral, du groupe nourri à la folie pop des 30 dernières années.” Olivier Robillard Laveaux, Fevrier 2008, Voir
« On s’en voudrait de terminer sans souligner la solide performance du quatuor montréalais Creature, croisement heureux des B 52’s et du son DFA Records. Bien plus agréable à voir et entendre que The Rapture, le groupe dance-rock acidulé prévoit lancer son premier album le 5 mars prochain - enfin, depuis le temps qu’on nous en parle comme de la prochaine révélation locale! » Mika, trop c’est comme pas... Philippe Renaud,Janvier 2008, La Presse ---
