This past June, Canadian indie-electronic duo Junior Boys released their fourth album It’s All True. Founder and one half of Junior Boys, Johnny Greenspan, drew a lot of inspiration for It’s All True from Orson Welles’ final film, F for Fake. On the Junior Boys website, Greenspan states, “F For Fake is in many senses a cynical movie about how art is more about gimmickry and branding than it is about the art, and that was how I was feeling about the music industry. By the time of Begone Dull Care it had become as much about marketing strategies and viral clips as it had the music. All this began to weigh down on me. And so the more I read about Welles the more I became fascinated by him.”

The band is currently touring to promote It’s All True, and they’ll be at the Tralf tonight with fellow Canadian electronic artist Egyptrixx. Buffalo is the last stop on their US tour before Junior Boys head to Europe in November, so you won’t want to miss this show!

Junior Boys - In The Morning by Panjko