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Noah 23 – Light Years

Jul 26, 2014By Craig

The Guelph Oracle Noah 23 is back with a new album titled Light Years. It was released July 23rd and is a collaboration with producer David Klopek. Noah describes this album as abstract throwback boom bap. After two excellent albumsRead more…

Jul 26, 2014Craig

Tales From the Bargain Bin: Tal Bachman

Jul 25, 2014By Jon

I spend a lot of time browsing record stores. While the majority of the human population has turned to buying/streaming/stealing their music digitally, there are still those who prefer to buy their music on vinyl. I am not part ofRead more…

Jul 25, 2014Jon

Anamanaguchi – Endless Fantasy

Jul 24, 2014By Jon

My introduction to chiptune-powered outfit Anamanaguchi came many years ago when the gamer-centric (and immensely influential) website Penny-Arcade linked to their “Power Supply” EP. I was immediately hooked by this band creating original music using what sounded like an oldRead more…

Jul 24, 2014Jon

Swervedriver – Deep Wound

Jul 23, 2014By Jon

The last release of new material from psych/shoegaze band Swervedriver was all the way back in 1998 with “99th Dream”. A decade and a half later they’ve resurfaced with a new single in “Deep Wound”. Though it hasn’t been completelyRead more…

Jul 23, 2014Jon

Young Planet – New Fast Automatic

Jul 22, 2014By Craig

Young Planet is New York based rapper Cidida and producer Eibol. New Fast Automatic is a free album they released earlier this year. New Fast Automatic follows their previous album, Ludwig Can You Hear Me which is also a free download.Read more…

Jul 22, 2014Craig

It Started in the Bronx

Jul 21, 2014By Craig

I wanted to create a new category to write about some classic hip hop albums but where to start? The first album I owned was Run DMC’s Raising Hell, I could start there but there is a lot that happenedRead more…

Jul 21, 2014Craig

The Antlers – Familiars

Jul 20, 2014By Jon

I really wanted to like Familiars. To date, The Antlers have a stellar track record of majestic space-rock. 2009’s Hospice was a head-trip of sad-bastard melodrama. A concept record revolving around the trials of spending one’s days around the soonRead more…

Jul 20, 2014Jon

Guiltfeeder – Shadow People

Jul 19, 2014By Jon

I don’t get hardcore bands like Guiltfeeder. I mean, I kind of get them. They are to music what brutal, gory, horror movies are to film. It seems less of an exercise in musicality but rather a display of aggression,Read more…

Jul 19, 2014Jon

Phantom – The Powers That Be

Jul 18, 2014By Jon

Over the past couple years, Toronto has been going through a revival of old-school heavy metal. Metalheads will recognize the term NWOBHM which stands for “New Wave of British Heavy Metal.” This movement started in the early 80’s with theRead more…

Jul 18, 2014Jon

Armand Hammer – Race Music

Jul 17, 2014By Craig

Armand Hammer is a duo consisting of New York rappers Billy Woods and Elucid. I recently saw their video for the song “The Rent Is Too Damn High” and really liked what I heard. Unfortunately their Race Music album isRead more…

Jul 17, 2014Craig
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