The Dyadics - Livin The Dream The Dyadics 2015-09-02 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicshttp://instagram.com/dyadicshttp://facebook.com/dyadicshttp://twitter.com/dyadicshttp://dyadics.bandcamp.comFilmed live at Call the Office, London, ON. Friday, August 28, 2015. Director of photography - Dan Nogueira. Filmed by Dan Nogueira, Zach Kadey, and Matt Weston. Edited by Matt Weston. Audio taken from the album "Deus Ex Machina" by The Dyadics available at http://thedyadics.com.The DyadicsKevin Kennedy - guitars and vocalsMatt Weston - drums and Moog bassTouring BandJane Carmichael - backing vocalsBryan Hart - keyboardsElle Hermansen - backing vocals
The Dyadics - Give Yr Head A Shake (Live) The Dyadics 2024-11-30 | The Dyadics perform "Give Yr Head A Shake" from their 2015 record "Deus Ex Machina," live at RBC Place London as part of the Ontario Music Educators' Association Roots 2024 Conference. “Give Yr Head A Shake” Performed by The Dyadics (Kevin Kennedy on vocals and guitar, Matt Weston on drums and bass). Written by Kevin Kennedy. Live Production by Armor Pro Audio Visual Inc. with support from OIART. Recorded by Bob Breen. Assisted by Ted Linden, Derrick Beckford, and Victoria Morrish. Filmed by Jeremy Alves and Kevin Gallant from OIART, and Matt Weston. Post Production by Swamp Songs. Audio mixed and mastered by Matt Weston. Video edited by Matt Weston.
The Dyadics - Better Way The Dyadics 2023-10-01 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicsBetter Way was filmed on August 28, 2015 at Call the Office by Daniel Nogueira and Zach Kadey; video edited by Daniel Nogueira. Kevin Kennedy - guitar and lead vocalsMatt Weston - drums and bassJane Carmichael - background vocalsElle Hermansen - background vocalsBryan Hart - keyboards
The Dyadics - I Need Love The Dyadics 2019-05-20 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicsI Need Love is the third single from "Love's Devolution" by The Dyadics.http://thedyadics.comhttp://facebook.com/dyadicshttp://instagram.com/dyadicshttp://youtube.com/dyadicshttp://soundcloud.com/dyadicshttp://dyadics.bandcamp.comDirected by Danny Dunlop. blackwave.ca
The Dyadics - Feels So Good The Dyadics 2019-02-22 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicsThe second single from "Love's Devolution" by The Dyadics, released March 1, 2019.http://thedyadics.comhttp://facebook.com/dyadicshttp://instagram.com/dyadicshttp://youtube.com/dyadicshttp://soundcloud.com/dyadicshttp://dyadics.bandcamp.comDirected by Danny Dunlop. blackwave.ca
The Dyadics - Everything I Need The Dyadics 2019-01-01 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadics"Everything I Need" is the first single from the 2019 album "Love's Devolution" by The Dyadics, released March 1, 2019.http://thedyadics.comhttp://instagram.com/dyadicshttp://facebook.com/dyadicshttp://youtube.com/dyadicshttp://dyadics.bandcamp.comDirected by Danny Dunlop. http://blackwave.ca
The Dyadics - Where Have You Gone The Dyadics 2015-10-05 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicshttp://instagram.com/dyadicshttp://facebook.com/dyadicshttp://twitter.com/dyadicshttp://dyadics.bandcamp.comFilmed live at Call the Office, London, ON. Friday, August 28, 2015. Director of photography - Dan Nogueira. Filmed by Dan Nogueira, Zach Kadey, and Matt Weston. Edited by Matt Weston. Audio taken from the album "Deus Ex Machina" by The Dyadics available at http://thedyadics.com.The DyadicsKevin Kennedy - guitars and vocalsMatt Weston - drums and Moog bassTouring BandJane Carmichael - backing vocalsBryan Hart - keyboardsElle Hermansen - backing vocals
The Dyadics - Get Down The Dyadics 2012-12-04 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicshttp://instagram.com/dyadicshttp://facebook.com/dyadicshttp://twitter.com/dyadicshttp://dyadics.bandcamp.comMatt Weston of The Dyadics performs a simultaneous drums and bass solo found on the Dead and Gone EP. This performance features both live and studio video and audio combined. Get Down written and performed by Matt Weston. Recorded and mixed by Matt Weston. Mastered by João Carvalho. Produced by The Dyadics.Studio footage filmed by Matt Weston on an iPhone, iPod, and GoPro. Live footage filmed by Clara Stegall on an iPhone. Edited by Matt Weston.
The Dyadics - Dead and Gone The Dyadics 2012-04-10 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicsOfficial Music Video for "Dead and Gone" by The Dyadics.Director: Gary KuiperDOP: Wayne Graves (Pretty Idiot Productions)Composite and Animation: Gary Kuiper (33 Point One)http://thedyadics.comhttp://instagram.com/dyadicshttp://facebook.com/dyadicshttp://twitter.com/dyadicshttp://dyadics.bandcamp.comBio:The Dyadics are a hard rock duo from London, Ontario, comprised of guitarist/vocalist Kevin Kennedy, and bassist/drummer Matt Weston. In the years since their formation in 2009, the band's reputation in the Southern Ontario music scene has been marked by advanced musicianship, energetic live shows, and a knack for infectious song-writing. Having broken onto the scene with their thrilling 2010 self-titled debut album, the band now has fans eagerly awaiting their follow up release, the Dead and Gone EP. Kevin Kennedy, known also as a member of Neverending White Lights, and The Marrieds, fulfills frontman duties in the band with his impressive vocal range, intense and innovative skill as a guitarist, and the straight-ahead appeal of his lyrics. Matt Weston single-handedly performs the duties of a rhythm section, as he is able to play drum-kit with one hand, and bass parts on a Roland Octapad with the other. Weston's simultaneous bass and drum playing has become a definitive characteristic of the band as fans are impressed by his ambidextrous ability and struggle to believe that the big and dirty bass lines and intricate drum rhythms are coming from the same person. Weston is also an acclaimed record producer at Swamp Songs studios, whose discography includes work by Josh Geddis, Amity Beach, and Duo Percussion. The band's efforts to push the boundaries of hard rock while having a thorough understanding of pop melody and arrangement resulted in the appealing uniqueness of their debut album. Weston's sharp skill as a producer augmented Kennedy's infectious melodies, massive guitar riffs, and the overall hard-edged quality of the band.On their new Dead and Gone EP, The Dyadics take two steps forward, one step back, and three jumps all over the map. They left off with an 11-song debut rock and roll masterpiece that infected listeners with heavy dance drums, rumbling riff-rock guitar, more melodies than Mozart, and booming bass. Rather than followup with another album, The Dyadics took a left turn and decided to have some fun and make this EP an extension of their intense live show.The opening number and title track is Dead and Gone. It's unlike anything you've heard before. The song is intensely imaginary and Kevin Kennedy's masterful guitar work might just make the perfect soundtrack to a cage fight between gorillas equipped with swords and lasers and a David Bowie Ziggy Stardust lookalike. There's also an accompanying performance video unlike anything we've seen before. Friend of the band Gary Kuiper was the mastermind behind it. By Geoff Baillie
The Dyadics - The Next One Gone The Dyadics 2011-03-28 | http://thedyadics.com@dyadicsThe Dyadics perform The Next One Gone at Call The Office in London, ON on February 5, 2011. Shot by Stephen Holmes and Wayne Weston, edited by Stephen Holmes (Crown Pictures). http://www.youtube.com/user/crownpictures
