It’s been almost a year since my last show. I apologize for my absence. I have been half hiding, half writing new music. If you’re up to it, I’d love to see your faces.
It’s an early time slot. Hope you can make it.
Happy Holidays,
I have put my last 2 albums ‘Coming Home’ and ‘Starting As People’ up for free download.
Please download them, share them, tweet them, burn them to a CD and then set the CD on fire just because you hate them. It’s up to you.
Download the albums here: gianthand.bandcamp.com/
Here is a teaser demo for an upcoming full length I have been working on called ‘Scoliosis’. It was recorded alone, by me, at a cottage, heavily under the influence of absinthe and coffee.
xoxo
kr/gh
Show Tonight in Peterborough!
Coming out of the darkness of my basement where I’ve been writing and recording new music for an upcoming full length with a show in Peterborough tonight!
Sharing the evening with 2 Peterborough icons, Michael Duguay and David Tough!
Hope you can make it.
xo
kr/gh
Part 1 done!
Recorded 11 absinthe soaked folk songs for part 1 of the new album. Now to figure out part 2 with a full band.
I will be recording Part 1 of a 2 part full length album with these materials in a couple weeks (Taken with instagram)
Last night’s setup
First Show of the New Year
And my first show in Toronto as a local!
join the facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/257172071015868/
Merry Holidays!
Merry Holidays. Starting As People has been leaked. Enjoy the free tunes! Stay safe. http://bit.ly/ty6MrF
Broken Speaker HPX11 show review
The crowd was chatting away as Kirk Ramsay aka Giant Hand stood up on stage and introduced himself. Kirk Ramsay (aka Giant Hand) took hushed a chatty cloud when he opened his moth to begin his set. His special voice provides a powerful vulnerability. There is so much raw emotion that he displays so openly on stage. The entire crowd was leaning in, paying incredibly close attention in order to make sure they heard the next word. His stage presence was clever, funny and brought a bit of light to his otherwise dark set. He re-assured the captivated room that he really is a happy person, and he just has “bad days sometimes”. Regardless, the songs connected to most of the audience on a deeper emotional level.
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