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Currently in Production: [[THE GRATES]] “Title TBA” (Dew Process / Universal)</br> |
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[[Vulgaires Machins]] (most recent record to be named)</br> |
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2010: Monster Truck “Self-Titled” EP (Dine Alone Records)</br> |
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[[Low Level Flight]] (most recent record to be named) (2009)</br> |
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2010: [[Neverending White Lights]] “Title TBA” (Fontana / Ocean Records) (MIXED)</br> |
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2010: [[Ariel]] “Apres Le Crime” (Tacca)</br> |
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[[Chinatown]], Cite D'Art</br> |
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[[Hollerado]] |
2010: [[Hollerado]] “Record In A Bag” (Royal Mountain / Arts & Crafts)</br> |
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2009: [[Vulgaires Machins]] “Requiem Pour Les Sourds” (Indica) NOMINATED FOR ADISQ AWARD</br> |
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2009: [[Low Level Flight]] “Title TBA” (I heart Records)</br> |
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2009: [[Chinatown]] “Cite D’art” (Tacca) NOMINATED FOR ADISQ AWARD</br> |
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[[The Trews]], [[No Time For Later]] (2007)</br> |
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2007: [[The Shakes]] “Faces We Make When We Dance” (Independent)</br> |
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2007: [[The Trews]] “[[No Time For Later]]” (Universal) NOMINATED FOR JUNO AWARD</br> |
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2006: [[Xavier Cafeine]] “Giselle” (Indica) (MIXED)</br> |
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2006: [[Vulgaires Machins]] “Compter Les Corps” (Indica) NOMINATED FOR JUNO AWARD</br> |
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2006: [[The Stills]] “[[Without Feathers]]” (Warner Bros./Atlantic/Vice)</br> |
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2001: Smitty’s “Burnin’ & Shakin’” (Union Ave)</br> |
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1999: The Undercovers “Some People” (Stomp)</br> |
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1997: [[The Kingpins]] “Watch Your Back” (Stomp)</br> |
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1995: [[The Kingpins]] “On the Run” (Stomp)</br> |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Gus Van Go
Gus van Go (née Gustavo Coriandoli) is a Canadian musician and record-producer best known for his work with the Montreal band The Stills. He has also produced and mixed material for The Trews, Hollerado, Priestess, Ryan Malcolm, The Junction, Neverending White Lights, and many more.
In 2009, van Go won a “Alternative Album of the Year” Juno Award – the award given to Canadian musical artists as chosen by members of the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences – for his work on The Stills’ album Oceans Will Rise.
In 2010, he was nominated for the Producer of The Year at Quebec’s ADISQ awards, for his work with the band Les Trois Accords. Van Go (and his co-producer Werner F) also had three albums nominated for Album of the Year ADISQ: Dans Mon Corps (Les Trois Accords); Requiem Pour Les Sourdes (Vulgaires Machins); and Cité D’Art (Chinatown).
In 2008, Vulgaires Machins’ Compter Les Corps was nominated for a JUNO Award for “Best French-Language Album”.
Early Career
Van Go began his musical career as singer, guitarist and songwriter for the seminal Montreal indie-band Me Mom & Morgentaler. The band established a loyal cult following in the early 90s, and were known for their extravagant and theatrical live shows. Most notably, in 1999, over 10,000 people showed up for the band's farewell show in Quebec City.
In 1996, he moved to New York City, where he met musician and producer Werner F, who had previously worked with Paul Westerberg, Bob Mould, Hall & Oates, Cactus, and many others. After the success of The Stills’ 2003 debut Logic Will Break Your Heart, the pair decided to continue working together and have gone on to co-produce many albums - creating a strong link between the music scenes of NYC, Toronto and Montreal.
In 2008, he co-founded the record label Royal Mountain Records with Adam ‘Bix’ Berger, a former member of Me Mom & Morgentaler and a current artist-manager with the Canadian record label Arts & Crafts. In 2009, Royal Mountain Records released Hollerado’s debut Record in a Bag.
Gus Van Go is currently at work on the third album by Australian indie-pop group The Grates.
Discography
Recordings produced by Gus Van Go include:
Currently in Production: THE GRATES “Title TBA” (Dew Process / Universal)
2010: Monster Truck “Self-Titled” EP (Dine Alone Records)
2010: Neverending White Lights “Title TBA” (Fontana / Ocean Records) (MIXED)
2010: Ariel “Apres Le Crime” (Tacca)
2010: Hollerado “Record In A Bag” (Royal Mountain / Arts & Crafts)
2009: Vulgaires Machins “Requiem Pour Les Sourds” (Indica) NOMINATED FOR ADISQ AWARD
2009: Low Level Flight “Title TBA” (I heart Records)
2009: Les Trois Accords “Dans Mon Corps” (Indica) NOMINATED FOR ADISQ AWARD
2009: Chinatown “Cite D’art” (Tacca) NOMINATED FOR ADISQ AWARD
2009: The Junction “Another Link In The Chain” (Independent)
2008: The Stills “Oceans Will Rise” (Arts & Crafts) NOMINATED FOR JUNO AWARD
2007: The Shakes “Faces We Make When We Dance” (Independent)
2007: The Trews “No Time For Later” (Universal) NOMINATED FOR JUNO AWARD
2006: Xavier Cafeine “Giselle” (Indica) (MIXED)
2006: Vulgaires Machins “Compter Les Corps” (Indica) NOMINATED FOR JUNO AWARD
2006: The Stills “Without Feathers” (Warner Bros./Atlantic/Vice)
2005: Priestess “Hello Master” (RCA/Indica)
2003: The Stills “Logic Will Break Your Heart” (Warner Bros./Atlantic/Vice)
2001: Smitty’s “Burnin’ & Shakin’” (Union Ave)
1999: The Undercovers “Some People” (Stomp)
1997: The Kingpins “Watch Your Back” (Stomp)
1995: The Kingpins “On the Run” (Stomp)