Video Revelstoke’s Lo-fi Uppercut releases video for Don’t Wait

Bruce Thomas of Lo-Fi Uppercut is well known in Revelstoke as a visual and multimedia artist with a constantly evolving, eclectic style that blends varying subject matter including Canadiana, travel, outdoor exploration, backcountry life, and lots of digital manipulation.

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Revelstoke band Lo-fi Uppercut has released a new single they recently recorded at Millwood Studios in Venice Beach, California.

Lead artist and vocalist Bruce Thomas said Lo-fi Uppercut spent three days in April recording their new album.

The video for Don’t Wait is a teaser for their upcoming new live album, called Rungs Where There Were None. The two-piece includes Bruce Thomas on guitar and vocals, and Montreal native and Venice Beach resident Eddy Cola on percussion.

Bruce Thomas (left) and Eddy Cola are Lo-Fi Uppercut. Photo: Contributed

Bruce Thomas (left) and Eddy Cola are Lo-Fi Uppercut. Photo: Contributed

The band also did some gigs while in the Los Angeles area, including at the Mint Club.

Bruce is well known in Revelstoke as a visual and multimedia artist with a constantly evolving, eclectic style that blends varying subject matter including Canadiana, travel, outdoor exploration, backcountry life, and lots of digital manipulation.

Bruce is most known for electronic music without vocals; this single is a foray into live vocals.

Catch Bruce at the Taco Club on Thursday nights from 7–9 p.m. in May where he plays bluegrass inspired music.

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Aaron Orlando was a Revelstoke-based journalist who served as creative director of revelstokemountaineer.com and Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine. He previously worked on the news beat in Revelstoke, serving in senior editorial roles before becoming a member of Revelstoke’s council.