CD Reviews
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CD Reviews | October 19th 2011
THE PAINT MOVEMENT
The Paint Movement’s self-titled debut is incredibly reminiscent of a Broken Social Scene record - throughout the album, I had to remind myself that I was not listening to the Brendan Canning-fronted ensemble. more »
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CD Reviews | October 19th 2011
LOU CANON
The just-sweet-enough (and only once or twice too-sweet) vocals of school teacher by day/sister-in-law of Hayden by night Lou Canon are infectious and lovely, and are perfectly accented by the sparse, poppy instrumentation of Canon and her kin. more »
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CD Reviews | October 19th 2011
ELLIOT BROOD
On its third full-length album, Toronto trio Elliott BROOD is using electric guitar for the first time, and it sounds great. more »
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CD Reviews | October 12th 2011
Paper Bag Records Fall Sampler
Stepping things up yet again, Paper Bag Records unveils a free collection of album tracks, hard-to-find covers and remixes. more »
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CD Reviews | October 12th 2011
FEIST
It’s been a while, but Feist is finally back with the reminder to The Reminder, Metals … not that you would have forgotten about her after that ubiquitous iPod commercial and Sesame Street stint a few years ago. more »
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CD Reviews | October 12th 2011
Sweatshop Union
Vancouver’s favourite hip-hop collective has returned for this sixth release, a quasi-tribute to Bill Murray. more »
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CD Reviews | October 12th 2011
Rambling Dan Frechette
This second brand new Dan Frechette disc is a rowdy blues jammer with hot licks, piano and guitar (They Call Me Crazy), backporch twangers (Hell in a Handbasket) and cool cruisers (Good Time Charlie Blues). more »
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CD Reviews | October 12th 2011
Rambling Dan Frechette
The first of two brand new records by prolific Winnipeg singer-songwriter Dan Frechette kicks off with Life Without Toys, a Joe Strummer-esque take on modern electronic gizmos, and only gets better from there. more »
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CD Reviews | October 6th 2011
Cuff the Duke
Oshawa five-piece Cuff The Duke has been touring and recording for about a decade, and in that time their sound hasn’t evolved all that much. more »
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CD Reviews | October 6th 2011
Wilco
Opening with the blistering, seven-minute shredder that is Art of Almost, Wilco’s eighth studio LP announces itself as the band’s best work in a decade. more »
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