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After 20 years behind the board, mixing and producing artists as varied as Loverboy, 54-40, Sloan and Marilyn Manson, Dave "Rave" Ogilivie was handed the keys to his very own CanCon car. The relsult was Jackalope: an ambiently industrial pop band fronted by a woman twenty years his junior literally named Katie Biever. Oh and then he mixed Call Me Maybe.
Also discussed: The JUNOS (ad nausem), backflips, Industrial music, Skinny Puppy, the Jackalope to country music pivot and much more.
By Big in CanadaAfter 20 years behind the board, mixing and producing artists as varied as Loverboy, 54-40, Sloan and Marilyn Manson, Dave "Rave" Ogilivie was handed the keys to his very own CanCon car. The relsult was Jackalope: an ambiently industrial pop band fronted by a woman twenty years his junior literally named Katie Biever. Oh and then he mixed Call Me Maybe.
Also discussed: The JUNOS (ad nausem), backflips, Industrial music, Skinny Puppy, the Jackalope to country music pivot and much more.