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Synopsis: Hardcore band Misery Signals have reunited their original lineup in celebration of the tenth anniversary of their critically acclaimed debut album. This tour marks the first time the band will perform with its former vocalist since his unceremonious ousting a decade prior. "Yesterday Was Everything," explores the fatal tragedy that brought the band together, and follows their journey from Vancouver to Toronto as they face old ghosts and attempt to reconcile the past.
Director(s): Matthew Mixon
Production: Matthew Mixon Films
 
IMDB:
8.8
Year:
2016
93 min
24 Views


Well I didn't know fiberglass,

that's kind of a new phobia

I think. We didn't really

know that was a big thing

because it used

to be duct tape.

- Adhesives.

- Adhesives, yeah.

(Stu) Like, I understand why

he didn't want to be in there,

whatever, but it seriously just

roots back to touring with him

back in the day because I didn't

want to like bend over and agree

with him just because it was

something he wanted his way

you know? So like, just

on principle I was like

"f*** that, we're not moving

jam spaces, we have to hold our

ground on this sort of thing".

It might be a good thing

that I'm in here, not just

for myself, for the guys, maybe

it makes it a little bit easier

on me maybe it makes it a

little easier on everybody else.

(Ryan) Dude,

classic moment just now.

This dude just came up to

me and introduced himself to

me twice. And the first time

he's like "oh what's up man?

How's it going? I'm John,

whatever, I came here,

whatever," and then he's like...

and I went out in the van and

kinda like changed my shirt and

came back in and he's just like

"Yo! You're in

Misery Signals, right?

You got a twin brother,

I just met him over there."

At first, early on I

would have been like "Oh, no,

that's Branden, that's my

brother, I can't accept that"

but that conversation goes

nowhere, and like they feel

awkward and now I'm just like

"Yeah, f*** yeah, thank you."

(From Stage) Make some

noise for Youth Decay!

Nihilate!

And the reason why

we are all f***ing here:

Misery Signals!

[cheering]

[music starts]

This time.....

It was our summer.

It was something, no

one could take from us!

Sometimes that

night, seems so close

Like I, could hold it

You said alright,

we'll be fine.

But how

could we have known?

Do you remember?

Roll down the window

let in night air.

I always thought

we'd be together

You said we've

never gone this way before

(Branden) Dude, so insane and

so awesome but like poor Ryan is

over here in the corner

sh*t's getting stepped on and

everything is getting unplugged.

Alright we gotta pause here

for two seconds because you

guys are f***ing out of

control, and it's awesome,

but everybody's gotta take like

two steps back and you guys

gotta step down and like

everything is getting unplugged.

And I'm gonna put all my sh*t

back together and then we're

gonna play the next song.

Hold on.

(Jesse) I thought this show

would be really good but I

didn't anticipate this.

(Branden) That's probably the

most technical difficulties he's

ever had, but that might

have been one of the best

Misery Signals

shows we've ever played.

(Ryan) I'm also informed that

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