By Graeme Wiggins Alcopop! Records In two senses Wham! Bang! Pow! Let’s Rock Out! is somewhat of a return for Art Brut….
Alcopop! Records, Art Brut, Record Review, Wham! Bang! Pow! Let’s Rock Out!
by Randee Neumeyer Nicole Byer is a busy person. Her Netflix special was released last month as part of the…
comedy, JFL Northwest, Nicole Byer
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By Tory Rosso Aftermath Entertainment Easy, breezy, beautiful, like the west coast where he was born and raised, Anderson Paak’s Oxnard elevates the artist to…
Aftermath Entertainment, Anderson .Paak, Oxnard, Record Review
By Trevor Morelli Arts & Crafts If you’ve ever wanted a beautiful collection of songs that perfectly sums up the creativity,…
Live at Massey Hall Vol. 1, Record Review, Various Artists
By Trevor Morelli Arts & Crafts Regina, Saskatchewan singer-songwriter Andy Shauf continues his poetic journey with Foxwarren, a new acoustic/indie rock group he formed with…
Foxwarren, Record Review
By Glenn Alderson, Lyndon Chiang, Esmée Colbourne, Heath Fenton, Keir Nicoll, Jennie Orton, Alan Ranta Mitch Ray, Daniel Robichaud, Quinn…
By Josh Wood Entertainment One Is it possible to discuss Ace Frehley and not mention his previous band from the ’70s? Isn’t it time he…
Ace Frehley, Entertainment One, Record Review, Spaceman
By Christine Leonard (Simone Records) You know when you hear an old Pet Shop Boys track and it suddenly hits…
Ariane Moffatt, Camaromance, Hubert Lenoir, Klaus, Pet Shop Boys, Record Review, Simone Records
By Conway Jankowski Young Mary’s Record Co./Thirty Tigers With Songs of the Plains, Colter Wall has created a timeless tribute…
Colter Wall, Record Review, Songs of the Plains, Young Mary's Record Co./Thirty Tigers
By Johnny Kosmos Independent Feast your ears on the debut self-titled EP cascading out of the Vancouver post-grunge trio UNMAN….
Record Review, UNMAN
By Christine Leonard Rise Above Records Coming to you off the mean streets of “Shockwave City” AKA Cambridgeshire, England, Uncle Acid &…
Record Review, Rise Above Records, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats, Wasteland
By Tory Rosso CALGARY – According to their bio, The Varmoors hail from “tropical Calgary,” have beach boy hearts and approach their music with an optimistic glass half-full, nonchalant…
Ashley Hundred, In Search Of Sasquatch, The Varmoors
