Live Performances by Metric
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In January 2005, Metric was performing at la Route du Rock, a pivotal moment in their career that showcased their rising prominence in the indie rock ... Read Full Description >
In January 2005, Metric was performing at la Route du Rock, a pivotal moment in their career that showcased their rising prominence in the indie rock scene. At that time, they had recently released their second studio album, "Live It Out," which came out in October 2005. The lead-up to this performance featured the band refining their sound that blended synth-pop with rock elements, a significant evolution from their debut. "Dead Disco," the song performed in this live recording, exemplifies their catchy hooks and lyrical depth, making it a fan favorite. Additionally, this performance aligns with the band's energetic live reputation, which has been a hallmark of their career, further solidifying their status as a compelling live act in the indie music landscape.
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In March 2006, Metric was riding a wave of rising popularity following their 2005 album, "Live It Out," which showcased their unique blend of indie po... Read Full Description >
In March 2006, Metric was riding a wave of rising popularity following their 2005 album, "Live It Out," which showcased their unique blend of indie pop and rock. The live recording of "Dead Disco" from the Metropolis in Montreal captures the band during a pivotal moment in their career, as they were starting to gain significant recognition both in Canada and internationally. This performance illustrates their energetic stage presence and the depth of their live sound, hallmarks of their appeal. At this time, Metric had already established themselves with songs like "Monster Hospital" and "Poster of a Girl," cementing their status as a key player in the indie music scene. Notably, the band's ability to marry catchy melodies with incisive lyrics resonated with audiences, setting the stage for their future successes and influencing a wave of similarly styled bands.
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By March 14, 2006, when Metric performed live at Metropolis in Montreal, the band was experiencing a pivotal moment in their career, having recently r... Read Full Description >
By March 14, 2006, when Metric performed live at Metropolis in Montreal, the band was experiencing a pivotal moment in their career, having recently released their third album, "Live It Out," in 2005. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing a blend of post-punk revival and electronic influences, and it received critical acclaim, boosting their visibility in the indie rock scene. The live performance at Metropolis would have allowed them to showcase tracks from this newly released album, including the popular "Poster of a Girl." Additionally, this era was characterized by heightened engagement with their fanbase, as the band was known for their energetic live shows, which contributed to growing their reputation as a formidable live act. Overall, the 2006 performance captured a key moment in Metric's trajectory as they solidified their place in the music industry.
Metric Acoustic Performance of 'Twilight Galaxy' in New York City
New York, NY, United States
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In February 2009, during the recording of the live acoustic set featured in "Twilight Galaxy," Metric was riding the wave of success from their critic... Read Full Description >
In February 2009, during the recording of the live acoustic set featured in "Twilight Galaxy," Metric was riding the wave of success from their critically acclaimed album *Fantasies*, which had been released the previous year, in April 2009. This album marked a significant shift in the band's career, leading to greater recognition and a wider audience, thanks in part to its catchy synth-pop sound. The performance showcases the chemistry between band members Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw, as they deliver an intimate rendition of their work. Notably, *Fantasies* included hit singles like "Help I'm Alive," which contributed to the band's breakout into mainstream popularity. Their decision to self-release this album also indicated a desire for creative control, which has been a hallmark of Metric's approach to their music.
Metric Performs 'Help I'm Alive' on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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On June 18, 2009, Metric performed "Help I'm Alive" on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," showcasing their album *Fantasies*, which was release... Read Full Description >
On June 18, 2009, Metric performed "Help I'm Alive" on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," showcasing their album *Fantasies*, which was released earlier that year. This live performance marked a pivotal moment in the band's career, as *Fantasies* was a commercial breakthrough, bringing them increased recognition in the music scene. The album featured a blend of alternative rock and electronic elements, resonating well with both critics and fans. Notably, *Fantasies* was also the first of their albums to achieve significant chart success in the United States, helping to elevate Metric's profile internationally. The performance on a prominent late-night talk show highlighted their growing popularity and solidified their position as a significant force in indie rock during that era.
Metric Performs 'Help I'm Alive' Live on Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
New York, NY, United States
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On July 17, 2009, Metric performed "Help I'm Alive" on the Late Show with David Letterman, a significant moment in the band's career as it showcased t... Read Full Description >
On July 17, 2009, Metric performed "Help I'm Alive" on the Late Show with David Letterman, a significant moment in the band's career as it showcased their rising prominence in the alternative rock scene. This performance came shortly after the release of their fourth studio album, "Fantasies," which dropped in April 2009. The album received critical acclaim and marked a turning point for Metric, propelling them into mainstream recognition with its successful singles like "Help I'm Alive." Notably, "Fantasies" achieved commercial success, reaching the top of the charts in Canada and solidifying their fanbase in the United States. This performance not only highlighted the energy and experimentation characteristic of their music but also helped introduce their work to a broader audience, showcasing the band's adaptability and engaging stage presence.
Metric - Eclipse All Yours (Live Performance at The Tonight Show)
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
Burbank, CA, USA
Metric - Live Performance of 'Synthetica' at Sasquatch Music Festival
Sasquatch! Music Festival
George, WA, United States
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In May 2012, during the Sasquatch! Music Festival, Metric was promoting their fifth studio album, "Synthetica," which had been released just a few day... Read Full Description >
In May 2012, during the Sasquatch! Music Festival, Metric was promoting their fifth studio album, "Synthetica," which had been released just a few days prior on June 12, 2012. This album marked a significant point in their career, as it was the band's first release on their own label, Metric Music International, following their departure from major label Warner Music. The album explored themes of technology and alienation while maintaining their synth-pop sound, evident in the live performance of the title track showcased in the recording. Additionally, frontwoman Emily Haines' distinctive stage presence and the band's dynamic energy contributed to establishing them as a prominent force in the indie rock scene. The live performance is a reflection of the band's evolving artistry and their connection with fans during this pivotal moment.
Metric - Live Performance of 'Youth Without Youth' at Rock the Garden
Rock the Garden
Minneapolis, MN, United States
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In June 2013, during their performance at Rock the Garden, Metric had recently released their fifth studio album, "Synthetica," in June 2012. "Youth W... Read Full Description >
In June 2013, during their performance at Rock the Garden, Metric had recently released their fifth studio album, "Synthetica," in June 2012. "Youth Without Youth," featured in the live recording, is one of the standout tracks from this album, showcasing the band's signature blend of synth-pop and rock elements. By this time, Metric had solidified their presence in the indie rock scene, recognized for their dynamic sound and engaging live performances. Notably, the band had garnered a loyal fan base and critical acclaim, including nominations for prestigious awards. The Rock the Garden event, which features a variety of artists, highlighted Metric's growing prominence in the music industry as they continued to innovate and evolve their sound during this phase of their career.
Metric Performs 'Just The Once' Live on The Late Show
Ed Sullivan Theater
New York, NY, United States
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In early 2015, Metric was on the verge of releasing their sixth studio album, "Pagans in Vegas," which had come out the previous year in September. Ho... Read Full Description >
In early 2015, Metric was on the verge of releasing their sixth studio album, "Pagans in Vegas," which had come out the previous year in September. However, the live performance of "Just The Once" at the Ed Sullivan Theater on January 1, 2015, provided a glimpse into their upcoming work, "Formentera II." This moment marked a transitional period for the band, as they adeptly balanced their established sound with fresh compositions. Notably, Metric is recognized for their eclectic mix of indie rock and synth-pop, a style that resonated well during their live performances, showcasing their strong stage presence. Additionally, their appearance on "The Late Show" highlighted their growing prominence in the music scene, as they shifted gears toward a new musical direction with the anticipated album, reflecting their continual evolution as artists.
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In January 2019, Metric was actively promoting their album "Art of Doubt," which was released in September 2018. By the time of their live performance... Read Full Description >
In January 2019, Metric was actively promoting their album "Art of Doubt," which was released in September 2018. By the time of their live performance captured in the recording, the band was amidst a tour supporting this album, showcasing their evolution in sound while maintaining their signature blend of synth-pop and rock. "Art of Doubt" received positive reviews for its energetic tracks and lyrical depth, marking a significant point in their career. The live concert reflects the band's established presence in the indie music scene, where they effectively combine anthemic melodies with thoughtful lyrics. Notably, Metric has built a reputation for their engaging live performances, and this recording captures that essence, demonstrating their ability to connect with audiences and convey the emotional weight of their latest work.
Metric Live at the House of Blues - Full Concert Performing 'Love You Back' and More
House of Blues
Anaheim, CA, United States
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On March 9, 2019, Metric performed at the House of Blues in Anaheim, California, showcasing their dynamic live presence during a crucial phase in thei... Read Full Description >
On March 9, 2019, Metric performed at the House of Blues in Anaheim, California, showcasing their dynamic live presence during a crucial phase in their career. Leading up to this performance, the band released their album "Art of Doubt" in September 2018, which was their sixth studio album. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, incorporating more polished production while still retaining their signature blend of rock and synth-pop elements. Notably, the live show features several tracks from "Art of Doubt," including "Dressed to Suppress" and "Risk," demonstrating the band's commitment to delivering engaging performances that resonate with their audience. Furthermore, having continuously evolved since their formation in 1998, Metric has been recognized for their innovative approach, both musically and visually, reflected in their energetic stage presence during this performance.
Metric - Full Concert Performance at KEXP featuring Synthetica, Cascades, Dark Saturday, and Now Or Never Now
KEXP gathering space
Seattle, WA, United States
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On March 16, 2019, Metric performed a live recording at KEXP in Seattle, showcasing their dynamic range and artistic evolution. At this time, the band... Read Full Description >
On March 16, 2019, Metric performed a live recording at KEXP in Seattle, showcasing their dynamic range and artistic evolution. At this time, the band was promoting their album "Art of Doubt," which was released in September 2018. This album marked a return to their roots while exploring new sonic territories, featuring a blend of electronic and rock elements. The live performance included tracks like "Dark Saturday" and "Now Or Never Now," emphasizing the band's ability to connect with audiences through intense and engaging live shows. Notably, Metric has established itself as a prominent figure in the indie rock scene, garnering acclaim for their energetic performances and thoughtful lyricism. The KEXP session highlights their consistent evolution and commitment to live music, making it a significant moment in their ongoing career trajectory.
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In March 2019, Metric performed "Now or Never Now" live on KCRW, celebrating their two-decade milestone as a band. This performance coincided with the... Read Full Description >
In March 2019, Metric performed "Now or Never Now" live on KCRW, celebrating their two-decade milestone as a band. This performance coincided with the release of their album *Art of Doubt*, which came out in September 2018. This album marked a significant moment in their career, as it emphasized a return to their guitar-driven sound, drawing from the roots that initially propelled them into the alternative rock scene. Notably, *Art of Doubt* showcases a maturation of their artistic identity, blending electronic elements with more traditional rock influences. The live performance reflects the band's energy and evolution, resonating with both longtime fans and new listeners. Additionally, the band’s ability to sustain relevance and creativity over 20 years in the music industry speaks to their resilience and innovation as artists.
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On March 21, 2020, Metric held an acoustic live session on Instagram, showcasing their adaptability and connection with fans during a challenging peri... Read Full Description >
On March 21, 2020, Metric held an acoustic live session on Instagram, showcasing their adaptability and connection with fans during a challenging period marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. At this time, the band had recently released their album "Art of Doubt" in September 2018, which received positive reviews for its blend of synth-pop and rock elements. This live performance reflects Metric's ongoing effort to engage with their audience directly, especially with the limitations on traditional concert formats due to the pandemic. Notably, the session featured a special guest, Romeo, highlighting a fun and informal moment in their typically polished performances. This engagement strategy not only solidified their fan base but also illustrated their commitment to staying relevant in a rapidly changing musical landscape.
Metric Full Concert at Observatory North Park, San Diego Featuring Doomscroller and more
Observatory North Park
San Diego, CA, United States
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On October 3, 2022, Metric performed a live show at Observatory North Park in San Diego, showcasing their vibrant and dynamic sound during a significa... Read Full Description >
On October 3, 2022, Metric performed a live show at Observatory North Park in San Diego, showcasing their vibrant and dynamic sound during a significant phase of their career. This concert followed the release of their critically acclaimed seventh studio album, "Formentera," which dropped in July 2022. The band's return to the stage marked a period of rejuvenation following the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing them to reconnect with fans through live performances. Notably, "Formentera" features a blend of synth-pop and rock influences, aligning perfectly with the high-energy atmosphere of their live shows. During the concert, audiences would have experienced tracks encapsulating the evolution of Metric's sound, demonstrating their ability to blend introspective lyrics with infectious melodies. The recording showcases not only their musical prowess but also the band's established rapport with their fan base, reflecting a resilient and innovative spirit in contemporary
Metric - Full Concert at Ace Of Spades, Sacramento - Featuring 'Doomscroller' and More
Ace Of Spades
Sacramento, CA, United States
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In October 2022, during their "Doomscroller Tour," Metric performed a live recording at Ace Of Spades in Sacramento, California. Prior to this tour, t... Read Full Description >
In October 2022, during their "Doomscroller Tour," Metric performed a live recording at Ace Of Spades in Sacramento, California. Prior to this tour, the band released their album "Formentera" in July 2022, which was their seventh studio album. The setlist from the live recording highlights tracks from this recent release, including "Doomscroller" and "All Comes Crashing," showcasing their continued evolution in sound and style. Additionally, fans were treated to acoustic versions of "Live It Out" and "Combat Baby," indicating Metric's willingness to experiment with their established hits in a live context. This concert reflects a significant moment in their career, as it came during a period of renewed creativity and engagement with their audience, following a long hiatus since their previous album, "Art of Doubt," in 2018.
Metric - Full Concert Performance at KEXP Studio featuring Dark Saturday, All Comes Crashing, Synthetica, and Gimme Sympathy
KEXP studio
Seattle, WA, United States
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On October 12, 2022, Metric performed a live set at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing songs from their discography, including tracks like "Dark S... Read Full Description >
On October 12, 2022, Metric performed a live set at the KEXP studio in Seattle, showcasing songs from their discography, including tracks like "Dark Saturday" and "All Comes Crashing." Leading up to this performance, Metric had released their album *Formentera* in July 2022. This album marked a significant phase in their career as it was their first studio release since 2018's *Art of Doubt*, highlighting the band's continued evolution in sound and lyrical depth. The live recording reflects the band's enduring appeal and their strong connection with fans, showcasing frontwoman Emily Haines' distinctive vocals alongside Jimmy Shaw's guitar work. Notably, Metric's ability to seamlessly blend electronic elements with rock has always set them apart in the indie music scene, further emphasized in this live performance. Their KEXP session not only celebrated new material but also reaffirmed their status as a prominent fixture in contemporary music.
Metric - Gimme Sympathy Live Performance at The Fillmore Philadelphia
The Fillmore Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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In October 2022, during the live performance at The Fillmore Philadelphia, Metric was promoting their album "Formentera," which was released earlier t... Read Full Description >
In October 2022, during the live performance at The Fillmore Philadelphia, Metric was promoting their album "Formentera," which was released earlier that same year. This album, named after the Balearic island, showcases a mature sound blending synth-pop and rock elements, continuing the band's evolution since their debut. The setlist from this concert reflects a thoughtful mix of both new and classic tracks, highlighting their deep catalog and the band's engagement with fans. Notably, they performed “Gimme Sympathy,” one of their most recognized hits from their previous album "Fantasies." This concert also underscores Metric's reputation for energetic live performances, a hallmark that has helped them maintain a loyal following over the years. The performance marks a significant moment in their ongoing journey, celebrating both past and new material.
Metric Live Performance of 'Black Sheep' at Brooklyn Steel
Brooklyn Steel
Brooklyn, NY, United States
Metric Full Concert at Roxy, West Hollywood - Live Performance
Roxy
West Hollywood, CA, United States
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As of October 12, 2023, during their live performance at The Roxy in West Hollywood, Metric was on the heels of their seventh studio album, "Formenter... Read Full Description >
As of October 12, 2023, during their live performance at The Roxy in West Hollywood, Metric was on the heels of their seventh studio album, "Formentera," which was released earlier that summer on July 8, 2022. The album marked a notable sonic evolution for the band, melding their trademark art rock and new wave influences with modern electronic elements. This live show underscores their continued relevance in the indie music scene, with the audience experiencing fresh tracks from "Formentera" alongside beloved classics. Interestingly, the band's relentless touring and energetic performances have solidified a strong connection with fans, as evidenced by the high-quality, fan-produced video of this particular concert, perfectly capturing the vibrant atmosphere and the band's dynamic stage presence. This concert reflects both their established legacy and ongoing creative momentum as they embrace new musical landscapes.
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The live recording of "Synthetica" performed by Metric during the Guitar Center Sessions showcases the band during a pivotal moment in their career. T... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Synthetica" performed by Metric during the Guitar Center Sessions showcases the band during a pivotal moment in their career. This performance took place in 2012, shortly after the release of their album "Synthetica," which was launched on June 12, 2012. "Synthetica" was notable for its exploration of themes such as artificiality and technological influence, reflecting the band's evolution into a more synth-driven sound. At this time, Metric had already garnered significant acclaim, with their previous album "Fantasies" (2009) solidifying their place in the indie rock scene. The Guitar Center Sessions performance also emphasizes Metric’s growing prominence, as they were showcased on a platform that highlighted their musicality and connection with audiences. With their unique blend of electronic elements and indie rock, Metric continued to attract a diverse fan base, further establishing their status beyond the initial waves of mainstream success.
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The live recording of "Gold Guns Girls" captures Metric at a vibrant point in their career, specifically around the time of their fourth studio album,... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Gold Guns Girls" captures Metric at a vibrant point in their career, specifically around the time of their fourth studio album, "Fantasies," released in 2009. This album marked a turning point for the band, as it gained critical acclaim and commercial success, solidifying their place in the alternative music scene. "Gold Guns Girls" was one of the standout tracks from the album, showcasing Metric's signature electronic sound blended with rock elements. The live performance likely reflects the band's energetic stage presence, which has been a hallmark of their concerts. An interesting aspect of this time is that "Fantasies" debuted at number 1 on the Canadian Albums Chart and was featured in several year-end lists, highlighting the band's growing influence within the indie and alternative music landscape.
Metric Live in Vancouver: Performance of 'Lost Kitten' from Synthetica
Vancouver, BC, Canada
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In the live recording of "Lost Kitten" from Vancouver, Metric was promoting their album "Synthetica," which had just been released in June 2012. This ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Lost Kitten" from Vancouver, Metric was promoting their album "Synthetica," which had just been released in June 2012. This album marked a significant phase in their career as it was their fifth studio project, showcasing a refined sound that fused their indie rock roots with more synth-pop elements. "Synthetica" was well received, further solidifying Metric's status in the alternative music scene. An interesting fact related to this live performance is that "Lost Kitten" reflects the band's exploration of themes surrounding modern life and emotional connectivity, resonating with fans and critics alike. The band's energetic live shows, particularly during this era, contributed to their reputation for engaging performances, making this recording a quintessential example of Metric's dynamic presence in live music.
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In the live acoustic performance of "Help I'm Alive" at KROQ, Metric was promoting their album "Fantasies," which was released in 2009, a significant ... Read Full Description >
In the live acoustic performance of "Help I'm Alive" at KROQ, Metric was promoting their album "Fantasies," which was released in 2009, a significant turning point in their career that brought them greater commercial success and wider recognition. The band had already begun to carve out a distinctive sound, mixing elements of indie rock and synth-pop, and this performance highlights their ability to translate their energetic sound into a more stripped-down, intimate format. "Help I'm Alive" became one of their most well-known tracks, showcasing the band’s lyrical depth and musical craftsmanship. The album "Fantasies" was both critically acclaimed and commercially successful, topping charts in Canada and solidifying Metric's status in the music scene during this period. This KROQ session exemplifies the band’s reach and creativity during a peak era of their career, further establishing their presence in the indie rock landscape.
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The live recording of "Help I'm Alive" captures Metric during a pivotal time in their career, following the release of their album "Fantasies" in 2009... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Help I'm Alive" captures Metric during a pivotal time in their career, following the release of their album "Fantasies" in 2009. This album marked a significant breakthrough for the band, propelling them into mainstream recognition, particularly with the success of the single "Help I'm Alive." By the time of this performance, Metric had firmly established themselves within the Canadian indie rock scene and were gaining traction internationally. The live performance took place during a national celebration in Canada, emphasizing their connection to their roots and patriotism, which resonates with the song’s themes of urgency and emotional intensity. Interestingly, this concert performance underscores the band's ability to engage audiences with their dynamic stage presence and showcases their evolution as a live act, solidifying their reputation as a leading force in the indie music landscape.
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Before the live performance of "Gold Guns Girls," which showcases Metric's energetic sound, the band had just released their critically acclaimed albu... Read Full Description >
Before the live performance of "Gold Guns Girls," which showcases Metric's energetic sound, the band had just released their critically acclaimed album *Fantasies* in 2009. This album marked a significant moment in their career, propelling them into mainstream recognition and solidifying their presence in the indie rock scene. The live recording, likely performed in celebration of Canada Day, highlights the band's connection to their Canadian roots, as they have often drawn inspiration from their identity and surroundings in their music. Interestingly, Metric's frontwoman, Emily Haines, is known for her dynamic stage presence, which is likely showcased in this live performance. The timing of this recording aligns with the band’s growing popularity, reflecting their artistic evolution during a peak phase in their career.
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Metric, an indie rock band formed in 1998, has had a significant evolution throughout their career, particularly noted for their innovative sound and ... Read Full Description >
Metric, an indie rock band formed in 1998, has had a significant evolution throughout their career, particularly noted for their innovative sound and impactful live performances. Prior to the live recording referenced, the band released their album "Art of Doubt" in 2018, which showcased their distinctive blend of synthesizers and rock instrumentation. By this point in their career, Metric had established a strong following and was recognized for their energetic live shows. Notably, they are known for their engagement with social and political themes in their music, reflecting a progressive attitude that resonates with their audience. Additionally, Metric has been praised for their DIY ethic and independence in the music industry, often self-producing their albums. This ethos likely informs the themes explored in the live recording, as success is highlighted not just by metrics of fame but by broader impacts on the community, aligning thematically with the reflective discussion led by
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Before the live recording of "Wet Blanket" at Metropolis, Metric had released their album "Synthetica" in 2012, which was well-received and marked a s... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording of "Wet Blanket" at Metropolis, Metric had released their album "Synthetica" in 2012, which was well-received and marked a significant point in their career, showcasing their signature blend of indie rock and synth-pop. The band was further established as a prominent figure in the Canadian music scene and gained a larger international audience during this period. Following "Synthetica," they began working on their next project, reflecting their evolution in sound and composition. Notably, the energy of live performances, such as the one captured at Metropolis, highlighted their dynamic stage presence and the tight musicianship that appealed to fans both new and old. The venue itself, known for its excellent acoustics, provided an intimate backdrop that enhanced the live experience, making it a fitting choice for a band characterized by their atmospheric and electrifying sound.
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Metric was experiencing significant momentum in their career around the time of the live recording "Breathing Under Water." The performance, organized... Read Full Description >
Metric was experiencing significant momentum in their career around the time of the live recording "Breathing Under Water." The performance, organized by the National Capital Commission for Canada Day, likely took place in 2016, shortly after the release of their fifth studio album, "Pagans In Vegas," which came out in 2015. The band was riding high on their established reputation, bolstered by their previous albums that showcased their unique blend of synth-pop and rock. Notably, this performance aligns with their ongoing commitment to both live shows and connecting with Canadian audiences, emphasizing national pride and celebration. Additionally, Metric's involvement in events like these reflects their status as a prominent figure in Canadian music, often participating in larger cultural celebrations. The band's ability to draw fans both in Canada and internationally underscores their influence and innovative sound during this period.
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In the performance captured in “Metric - Speed The Collapse (Live at the Edge),” the band was promoting their fifth studio album, *Pagans in Vegas... Read Full Description >
In the performance captured in “Metric - Speed The Collapse (Live at the Edge),” the band was promoting their fifth studio album, *Pagans in Vegas*, which was released in September 2015. At this stage in their career, Metric was continuing to build on their established reputation for merging indie rock with electronic elements, resulting in a sound that is both dynamic and innovative. The live recording at Sugar Beach Studio in Toronto showcases their energetic performance style, which has become a hallmark of their concerts. Notably, *Pagans in Vegas* includes themes of escapism and modern life, and “Speed the Collapse” reflects this with its commentary on the complexities of contemporary existence. This performance not only exemplifies their evolution as artists but also highlights their strong connection to the Canadian music scene, which has been foundational in their rise to prominence.
Metric Live Performance of 'Artificial Nocturne' at Sugar Beach Studio
Sugar Beach Studio
Toronto, Canada
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In the live recording of "Artificial Nocturne" at Sugar Beach Studio, Metric was likely at a pivotal point in their career, following the release of t... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Artificial Nocturne" at Sugar Beach Studio, Metric was likely at a pivotal point in their career, following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Synthetica" in 2012. This album represented a significant evolution in their sound, incorporating electronic elements while maintaining the band's signature blend of rock and pop. By the time of this live performance, Metric had solidified their presence in the indie rock scene, gaining a dedicated fanbase and receiving recognition for their energetic performances. The recording at 102.1 the Edge showcases Metric's ability to connect with audiences in an intimate setting, reflecting their growing success. The band is known for their dynamic live shows, and this performance exemplifies their prowess as both musicians and entertainers.
Metric - Live Performance of 'Monster Hospital' at Sugar Beach Studio, Toronto
Sugar Beach Studio
Toronto, Canada
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In the live recording of "Monster Hospital" at the Edge's Sugar Beach Studio in Toronto, Metric was riding high on the success of their 2005 album "Li... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Monster Hospital" at the Edge's Sugar Beach Studio in Toronto, Metric was riding high on the success of their 2005 album "Live It Out." This album marked a critical point in their career, establishing them as a prominent indie rock band. "Monster Hospital," one of the standout tracks, showcases their dynamic sound blending rock and electronic elements, and solidified their unique style within the indie genre. The performance captures the energy and rawness of their live shows, reflecting the band's growing popularity. By the time of this recording, Metric had gained significant media attention and was actively touring, contributing to their expanding fan base. Additionally, their distinctive sound and engaging live performances helped define the mid-2000s indie music scene, positioning them as influential artists in Canada and beyond.
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Before the live recording of "Hustle Rose" on Fearless Music, Metric had released their album "Grow Up and Blow Away" in 2007, which marked a signific... Read Full Description >
Before the live recording of "Hustle Rose" on Fearless Music, Metric had released their album "Grow Up and Blow Away" in 2007, which marked a significant point in their evolution, as it came out after a lengthy period of development and early releases. During this time, the band was gaining traction and beginning to establish a loyal fan base. "Hustle Rose" is featured on their 2005 album "Live It Out," which showcased a more polished post-punk revival sound and helped solidify their identity in the indie rock scene. The live performance captures the energetic essence of Metric’s artistry, blending synth-pop elements and driving beats, key characteristics that would define their style and appeal. Interesting to note, the performance likely occurred shortly after the band gained momentum with their critically acclaimed album "Live It Out," contributing to their reputation for dynamic live shows that often incorporate their signature anthemic sound.
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In the live recording of "Combat Baby," Metric showcases a pivotal moment early in their career, aligning with the release of their debut album, "Old ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Combat Baby," Metric showcases a pivotal moment early in their career, aligning with the release of their debut album, "Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?" which came out in 2003. At this stage, Metric was establishing themselves in the indie rock scene, gaining attention for their distinctive sound that blends rock with electronic influences. "Combat Baby" served as one of the standout tracks, exemplifying their energetic style and lyrical depth. During this period, the band was also beginning to garner a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim, setting the foundation for their future success. Notably, lead singer Emily Haines' charismatic stage presence and the band's cohesive sound contributed significantly to their reputation as a dynamic live act, which is clearly evident in this performance on Fearless Music. This moment captures Metric's early energy and ambition as they navigated the music industry.
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