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Collapsing Opposites
Collapsing Opposites is an indie rock group and music project from Vancouver, BC. It was founded in 2002 and has subsequently included over 18 different members.
==History==
Collapsing Opposites released their first EP ''Demonstration''〔Elbe, Sean. ("Music/Interview/Concert: A d.i.y. lullabye" ), ''The Peak'', Burnaby, 16 January 2006.〕 in 2002 and followed it up with five full-length albums including ''Sincerity/Sarcasm'' (2004), ''Mean Letters'' (2005),〔Lynn, Tyson. ("splendid > reviews" ), ''("Splendid" )'', 4 June 2005.〕 ''Inside Chance'' (2007)〔Bonham, Karyn. ("Music Review: Collapsing Opposites, Inside Chance" ), ''Broken Pencil''.〕〔Brown, Mono. ("Collapsing Opposites" ), ''Discorder'', Vancouver, 1 February 2007.〕 ''In Time'' (2010),〔Lawton, Paul. ("Review :: Collapsing Opposites - In Time" ), ''("Weird Canada" )'', 8 February 2010.〕〔Candela, Andrew. ("It ain't fiction, but a natural fact" ), ''BeatRoute'', Vancouver.〕〔Dickson, Claire. ("Collapsing Opposites" ) ''Discorder'', Vancouver, 30 November 2009.〕 and ''Real Moving'' (2011). The group has also released one other EP (''The Story of the Rocks'' in 2008〔Hughes, Josiah. ("Collapsing Opposites Carry On They Shoot Horses Legacy, Release EP, Tour Canada" ), ''Exclaim!'', 3 July 2008.〕), two compilations (''Microchips Implanted In Your Brain'' in 2005 and ''Music and Words'' in 2007) and a split 7" record with the band Bible Belts in 2008.
The band's 2007 album ''Inside Chance'' reached number 16 on the Canadian National Campus and Community Radio charts;〔("Top 50" ), !earshot, 10 April 2007〕 ''In Time'' reached number 37〔("Top 50" ), !earshot, 18 May 2010.〕 and ''Mean Letters'' reached number 128.〔("Top 200" ), !earshot, July 2005.〕 The band has been covered in a variety of sources such as ''Exclaim!'',〔 ''BeatRoute'',〔 ''The Georgia Straight'',〔Varty, Alexander. ("Music Waste aims to make Vancouver fun again" ), ''The Georgia Straight'', Vancouver, 11 June 2009.〕 ''Front Magazine'',〔Hatfield, Laura. "Whose Museum", ''("Front Magazine" )'', Western Front Society, Vancouver, March/April 2009.〕〔Hatfield, Laura. "Object for Passive Light Show / Four on the Floor Projects", ''("Front Magazine" )'', Western Front Society, Vancouver, September/October 2009.〕 ''Tom Tom Magazine'',〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Drum Kit Gallery: Four on the Floor Projects )〕 ''Discorder'',〔〔〔"Hatfield, Laura. How Many Art Projects Can You Fit in a Mini-van?", ''Discorder'', Vancouver, November 2008.〕〔Yow, Jordie. ("Safe Amplification Site Society" ), ''Discorder'', Vancouver, 30 June 2009.〕 ''Weird Canada'',〔 ''Splendid Ezine'',〔Lynn, Tyson. ("splendid > reviews" ), ''("Splendid" )'', 4 June 2005.〕 and ''Broken Pencil''.〔
Members of Collapsing Opposites have collaborated with other art and music projects such as Whose Museum,〔〔 Music Waste,〔 Four on the Floor Projects〔〔 and the Safe Amplification Site Society.〔
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