CD Reviews
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CD Reviews | September 2nd 2010
Sweet Thing
Sweet Thing’s self-titled debut album showcases the Toronto band’s ability to write catchy, repetitive, predictable pop songs about all the crap you care about when you’re in high school, while sounding like a blend of Maroon 5, Fall Out Boy, and All-American Rejects. more »
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CD Reviews | September 2nd 2010
I Made This For You
Childhood memories and superstitions, grown up relationships and the art of living off minimum wage are all topics on The Mountains & the Trees debut full-length. more »
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CD Reviews | September 2nd 2010
Heavy Falls the Night
Following up the 2009 release of Parkdale, Heavy Falls the Night captures Toronto’s Elizabeth Shepherd at her finest as a vocalist, pianist, lyricist and producer. more »
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CD Reviews | September 2nd 2010
Little Smile
Local singer-songwriter Jodi King has taken her music all the way to Africa and performed alongside Steve Bell and Fred Penner – but Little Smile marks her first full-length album. more »
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CD Reviews | September 2nd 2010
Love Songs For The Last 20
Del Barber is Winnipeg’s next great songwriter. In this, the second instalment of his self-proclaimed four-albums-in-four-years saga, the local singer-songwriter taps into melodies and stories that are instantly familiar. more »
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CD Reviews | March 31st 2010
ROYAL CANOE - Co-op Mode
Local five-piece Royal Canoe has been moving bodies and taking names in the city for a little over a half a year now. more »
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CD Reviews | March 31st 2010
COURTNEY WING - Bouquet of Might & Fury
If John Mayer and Bob Dylan had a baby, and that baby made quirky pop music, it would be Montreal songwriter Courtney Wing. more »
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CD Reviews | March 31st 2010
PLANTS AND ANIMALS - La La Land
If you’ve heard anything from Plants and Animals, chances are this is the record you’ve been waiting long and hard for. more »
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CD Reviews | March 31st 2010
WOODS OF YPRES - The Green Album
Dripping with emotional storytelling and forlorn tributes to depression is Ontario metal band Woods of Ypres’ fourth offering, The Green Album. more »
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CD Reviews | March 31st 2010
DOMMIN - Love is Gone
Dark, yet catchy. Sorrowful, yet uplifting. Old school, yet new school. Los Angeles newcomers Dommin combine opposing forces in their songs to create their triumphant debut on Roadrunner Records. more »
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