Although she doesn’t stray much from her main trick-an otherworldly, carefully wavering wail-it’s so incredibly effective that it doesn’t matter. Elizabeth’s voice distracts from the band’s mostly straight-up alternative guitar rock enough that onlookers needn’t focus on much else. Although lead guitarist Jake Seaward’s riffs are monstrous earworms, to be fair, there is no distraction from the real pull of Bloody Diamonds, which is Elizabeth’s bewitching stage presence.īy the end of the night, Bloody Diamonds was tired, but they left everything on the stage, pulling out all stops possible and leaving exhausted. Elizabeth’s voice is next level, but could benefit from a backing and atmosphere that matches it wholeheartedly. Stripping down to an intense duo set, Sara Elizabeth and Jake Seaward will be bringing their stoner rock blues riffs and seductively powerful vocals to cities throughout all of Canada and the U.S. With Sara trading her organ for guitar, and Jake on both bass drum and guitar, the pair will soon be off on their biggest adventure yet. Lucky for me, I had the chance to catch up with Sara before she hits the road. GUFF: Tell us a bit about what’s been going on since releasing your album Monsters last year.
Sara: Since Monsters came out we’ve pretty much just been touring. We’ve spent a few months on the road since then, played some cool shows, went through some line up changes.
GUFF: So you’re off on your biggest adventure yet! How does it feel to be hitting the road? Toured in the middle of the summer and through the dead of Canadian winter.
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