CD Reviews
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CD Reviews | March 7th 2012
B.A. JOHNSTON
B.A. Johnston is back to his gut-splitting ways. more »
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CD Reviews | March 7th 2012
MIKE O’NEILL
Crashing in with the warm warble we all adored from his days in The Inbreds, Mike O’Neill’s This Is Who I Am helps to kick off this power pop gem of a disc. more »
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CD Reviews | March 7th 2012
CONSUMER GOODS
Opening with the eight-minute epic Up In Flames, this fourth disc from the newest incarnation from former Winnipegger Tyler Shipley’s Consumer Goods is a step in a different direction. more »
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CD Reviews | March 1st 2012
Janice Finlay
In an age when few people still listen to jazz (and usually only to past legends like Miles Davis and Thelonius Monk), it’s important to remember that many supremely talented artists, such as Janice Finlay, are still contributing to the genre. more »
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CD Reviews | March 1st 2012
Mary Jane Stole My Girl
David Skene is a songwriting genius - you just don’t know it yet. more »
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CD Reviews | March 1st 2012
Vela
This three-song EP from the now-defunct instrumental band Vela is for anyone interested in a soundtrack to escapism. more »
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CD Reviews | February 22nd 2012
KATHLEEN EDWARDS
It’s hard to believe that Ottawa’s alt-country sweetheart Kathleen Edwards’s career is already a decade in, and on her fourth album she doesn’t go too far from where she came. more »
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CD Reviews | February 22nd 2012
ANN VRIEND
Vancouver-born singer-songwriter Ann Vriend gifts us with her first independen more »
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CD Reviews | February 22nd 2012
Larrikin
A seemingly by-the-numbers rock record, Larrikin’s sound is simple yet effective. more »
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CD Reviews | February 22nd 2012
Microdot
In these days when the majority of bands are all taking a drag from the same hypothetical cigarette, noise-pop outfit Microdot is smoking something else entirely - and for the better, I might add. more »
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