Arts

Hidden Cameras show their age

Joel Gibb says his band’s new album could be the most depressing release of 2014

By Xtra Editor • February 13, 2014 3:07 pm EDT
The Hidden Cameras’ Joel Gibb speaks to Xtra about his band’s new album, Age. Xtra

Xtra’s Johnnie Walker sat down with The Hidden Cameras’ Joel Gibb to talk about the band’s new album, Age, and how it might be 2014’s most “depressing and dreadful” album.

Head over to Daily Xtra’s music section to read more about Age.

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