CD Reviews
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CD Reviews | January 26th 2012
The Sturgeons
The Sturgeons play an old style of music, though they keep it fresh and unique. more »
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CD Reviews | January 26th 2012
The Forbidden Dimension
A horror rock band from Calgary, The Forbidden Dimension has been rocking out their music since the 1980s. more »
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CD Reviews | January 26th 2012
Quinzy
Opening with a trio of tunes about Winnipeg (which, in turn, each open with the line “I dress for the weather”) Quinzy’s latest in a long line of EPs is a direct love letter to our fair city. more »
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CD Reviews | November 17th 2011
Cannon Bros.
Local duo Cannon Bros has unleashed a heck of a debut LP. more »
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CD Reviews | November 17th 2011
No Gold
This album will transport you to a place that is forever sunny and uncluttered. more »
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CD Reviews | November 17th 2011
Carmen Townsend
Waitin’ and Seein’ is an album of rock ‘n’ roll energy. more »
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CD Reviews | November 17th 2011
Ohbijou
The third disc from Toronto dream-pop friends Ohbijou is a beautiful little treat. more »
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CD Reviews | November 17th 2011
And the Giraffe
From Gainsville, Florida, the duo of Nick Roberts and Josh Morris deliver a sparse, beautiful little EP here. more »
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CD Reviews | November 10th 2011
Brassland Tenth Anniversary
Indie-rock label Brassland is turning 10 years old this month. more »
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CD Reviews | November 10th 2011
Matthew Barber
On Matthew Barber’s sixth release he’s taken a DIY approach. more »
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