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David Newberry – No One Will Remember You

Jan 9, 2015By Douglas Adams

What do you get when you take an intelligent kid from a small Ontario town and move him to BC with a guitar in hand? You get David Newberry, one of Canada’s best kept folk secrets. “No One Will RememberRead more…

Jan 9, 2015Douglas Adams

Striker – City of Gold

Jan 7, 2015By Jon

I like early-80’s metal, I really do. So whenever a band releases a retro-sounding NWOBHM – sorry, I meant NWOTHM – record I jump all over it. I’ve gushed over bands like Skull Fist, Phantom and Night Demon in theRead more…

Jan 7, 2015Jon

Red Wall – (Boyles) and Piles EP

Jan 2, 2015By Craig

This is an odd one track EP from Milo and Alexander Kollman. This is a little different sound to what Milo has done with his solo projects. The production from Alexander Kollman is a little quirkier and at times theRead more…

Jan 2, 2015Craig

Kosmograd – Orbiter

Dec 27, 2014By Brad Murray

Have you heard of Kosmograd? They’re a Post-Metal/Sludge band hailing from Toronto, ON. Perhaps you have caught them opening for Intronaut, The Ocean and Solstafir? Maybe? Truthfully, the band has not participated in any extended touring circuits and unless oneRead more…

Dec 27, 2014Brad Murray

Smashing Pumpkins – Monuments To An Elegy

Dec 18, 2014By Jon

You don’t have to like Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan. He’s arrogant, he’s prickly, he’s notoriously difficult to work with and has been known to repeatedly troll his fans for his own amusement. However, when he makes his grand proclamationsRead more…

Dec 18, 2014Jon

Headstones – One In The Chamber Music

Dec 16, 2014By Jon

One In The Chamber Music is the latest offering from Kingston Can-rock vets the Headstones. They’ve gone through their back catalogue and have recorded acoustic arrangements of some familiar favourites. To make the package more enticing, a couple new songsRead more…

Dec 16, 2014Jon

Soen – Tellurian

Dec 14, 2014By Brad Murray

In 2012, US/Swedish group, Soen debuted their first full-length album, Cognitive. The album promptly made ripples in hard rock and metal circles due in part to the band’s all-star rhythm section comprised of Martin Lopez on drums/percussion (Opeth) and bassRead more…

Dec 14, 2014Brad Murray

Culprate – Deliverance

Dec 13, 2014By Craig

I had this album recommended to me with the description of “interesting glitchy goodness”. I did a quick search for Culprate on Spotify and listened to the first EP I found. It was some good but fairly standard dub stepRead more…

Dec 13, 2014Craig

Soso – Not For Nothing

Dec 12, 2014By Craig

Soso is a musician and artist from Saskatoon. His style of music has a very unique and personal sound. The music is hip hop but has a very organic sound. The drums in particular are hand picked samples and notRead more…

Dec 12, 2014Craig

AC/DC – Rock Or Bust

Dec 10, 2014By Jon

I have a good rule for parties. If you follow this rule, you will have good parties. AC/DC will always make your party better. It doesn’t really matter which record. Back In Black has the most crowd pleasers. Highway ToRead more…

Dec 10, 2014Jon
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