Name: Our Lady Peace at Wolf Den
Start: 2025-02-15T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Mohegan Sun

When Our Lady Peace released Spiritual Machines in 2000, they had become one of Canada’s most successful Alt-Rock bands. They were about to get even bigger with their next album, the Bob Rock-produced, megahit-spawning Gravity that would make OLP a global force.
Caught in-between those two eras, Spiritual Machines was the surreal left-turn. A concept record named after a book by Futurist Ray Kurzweil (whose voice appears throughout the album), Spiritual Machines found OLP subverting the working Rock formula that worked so well for them, writing anthemic guitar hooks next to literal predictive modelings addressing a future dependent on AI and the legal rights of computers. Not your typical mainstream Rock record. It sold modestly, but it quickly became a critic and fan favorite, and is now considered one of Canada’s most influential Alt-Rock records.