For nearly a quarter-century, the theatrical Canadian indie outfit known as the Hidden Cameras have dedicated themselves to what mastermind Joel Gibb once described as “gay folk church music.” But it’s been a while since they’ve made a new album. Home On Native Land, the last Hidden Cameras LP, came out back in 2016. Last year, however, the Hidden Cameras returned with a version of “Silent Night,” released just in time for Christmas. Now, they’ve announced the impending release of Bronto, the long-awaited new album that takes them into club-music territory.
