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Winter Gloves is a Canadian indie rock music group that formed in 2008 in Montreal.〔Jill Langlois, ("Conversations: Winter Gloves" ). ''Exclaim!'', April 2008.〕 The band consists of Charles F. on vocals, Wurlitzer, organ, Vincent Chalifour on synth bass and keyboards, Patrick Sayers on drums and Nico Ormiston on guitars. The band came about after Charles F recorded a number of synthpop songs as a break from the guitar rock that surrounded him. The songs were not meant for release as an album or for a permanent band, but simply as a fun project to post to his Myspace page — however, he decided to put the band together after getting positive feedback.〔Brian Pascual, ("Winter Gloves' Seduction Plans" ). chartattack.com, September 16, 2008.〕 Their first release, the EP ''Let Me Drive'', was initially distributed solely by throwing copies into the audience at their live shows, but was later released on Paper Bag Records and iTunes, where the title track was featured as a Single of the Week. The band followed up with their full-length debut album, ''About a Girl'', in 2008. The album appeared on a number of "Best of" lists that year, including "Best New Artist" from iTunes Canada. The albums were supported by tours with Tokyo Police Club, Thunderheist and You Say Party! We Say Die!, as well as performances at the Virgin Festival, the Osheaga Festival and SXSW. In September 2010, Winter Gloves released their second album entitled ''All Red'', and embarked on a fall tour of headlining dates across Canada and in the US as support for Born Ruffians. Their song 'We Need New Transportation' was featured in an MTS commercial.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=MTS Student Data Deal - 'Social Summer' TV Commercial - YouTube )〕 In April 2014, band leader Charles F Huot started his solo career under the name Dear Frederic and released his debut EP - Outlast. ==Discography== *2008 ''Let Me Drive'' *2008 ''About a Girl'' *2009 ''A Way to Celebrate'' *2010 ''All Red'' 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Winter Gloves」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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