Octoberman
Octoberman is a Canadian indie rock band from Vancouver, known for its captivating melodies and introspective lyrics.
- Type
- Band
- Origin
- Vancouver
- Country
- Canada
- Active since
- 2005
- Tracks
- 12
On KracRadio
Tracks in our library
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Chutes
Biography
Story
Octoberman est un groupe canadien de rock indépendant formé en 2005 à Vancouver, en Colombie-Britannique. Le groupe est dirigé par le chanteur-compositeur Marc Morrissette et comprend Tavo Diez de Bonilla à la basse et Marshall Bureau à la batterie, avec la participation de plusieurs musiciens invités réguliers. Leur discographie inclut des albums tels que "These Trails Are Old and New" (2005), "Run From Safety" (2007), "Fortresses" (2009) et "Chutes" (2025).
Leur musique se caractérise par des mélodies accrocheuses et des paroles réfléchies, typiques du genre indie rock. Octoberman est également présent dans la programmation de KracRadio, avec plusieurs morceaux de leur album "Chutes", tels que "Roger", "Harry Nilsson" et "We Used to Talk of Death".
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Formed in 2005 in Vancouver, Canada.
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Fronted by singer-songwriter Marc Morrissette.
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Discography includes four albums, with "Chutes" released in 2025.
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Known for captivating melodies and introspective lyrics.
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Featured on KracRadio with 12 tracks from the album "Chutes".
Selection
Discography
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2025Chutes
- Fortresses2009
Fortresses
2007Run From Safety
2005These Trails Are Old and New
FAQ
About the artist
Q01What is Octoberman's musical style?+
Octoberman plays indie rock.
Q02When was the band Octoberman formed?+
Octoberman was formed in 2005.
Q03Where can I listen to Octoberman's tracks?+
On their KracRadio profile.
Q04What albums has Octoberman released?+
Octoberman has released the albums "These Trails Are Old and New" (2005), "Run From Safety" (2007), "Fortresses" (2009), and "Chutes" (2025).