Thresher / Hieronymus Harry / Matthew Dunn Live! at Hotel Wolfe Island

Thresher
Fusing elements of kosmische music, free jazz, and post-rock, Thresher (from Owen Sound, ON) offers a bad trip wrapped in a security blanket. Pushing you to the brink like a disastrous meditation, the band's sound features cacophonous saxophone, noise-rock-inspired guitar, and tape loops, giving Thresher a unique take on improvised music.

Hieronymus Harry
Hieronymus Harry is the solo project of Harrison Forman, a Toronto-based artist drawing inspiration from all forms of folk music — acid folk, experimental folk, freak folk, progressive folk, psychedelic folk, and more. His deeply 60s-influenced sound immediately captures attention. His album The River Of Doom was released on cassette and digitally in 2022, and after a year of anticipation, it’s finally available on vinyl, thanks to collaborations with three independent labels.

Matthew Dunn
Matthew “Doc” Dunn is a revered figure in underground music. A polymath multi-instrumentalist from Toronto, Dunn has an extensive body of work spanning solo releases and collaborations with artists like Jennifer Castle, Kevin Morby, Sunburned Hand of the Man, and Woods. As a member of The Golden Road (Matt Valentine and Erika Elder’s band), he’s toured worldwide and appeared on numerous recordings. Dunn’s ensemble, The Cosmic Range, featuring members from projects like Lido Pimienta and Sandro Perri, earned critical acclaim as U.S. Girls’ backing band on In A Poem Unlimited (2018).