CD Reviews
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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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CD Reviews | November 10th 2011
Maria in the Shower’s “The Hidden Sayings Of Maria In The Shower”
They say they’re Vancouver’s legendary folk cabaret band - and after one spin I believe them. more »
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CD Reviews | November 10th 2011
Adaline’s “Modern Romantics”
I first heard Adaline’s sweet little voice on a couple of tunes on last year’s Light Organ Records Christmas compilation, and hers was a standout. more »
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CD Reviews | November 10th 2011
Demetra’s “Lone Migration”
Produced by local go-to guy Matt Peters, Demetra Penner’s Lone Migration is a beautiful little album. more »
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CD Reviews | October 26th 2011
GEMINI CLUB
Chicago electro-indie popsters Gemini Club have an incredibly familiar sound - think a more natural Shiny Toy Guns - but it’s worth checking out. more »
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CD Reviews | October 26th 2011
ACRES OF LIONS
It is very evident that Jimmy Eat World is one of this Victoria, B.C. band’s influences. more »
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CD Reviews | October 26th 2011 | 3
THE DEEP DARK WOODS
The instrumentation on Saskatoon, Sask.’s Deep Dark Woods’ sophomore album is lovely. more »
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CD Reviews | October 26th 2011
Bog River
Holy heck, Bog River is the closest thing to a rock band in the roots scene. more »
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CD Reviews | October 26th 2011 | 1
The Eardrums
Oh, The Eardrums. From your cheeky sense of humour in the visuals (the album cover features shots of Winnipeg skylines with the CN Tower crudely taped onto it) and the lyrics, your We’re Not From Toronto EP is just what the Canadian music scene needs - a band that doesn’t take itself too seriously. more »
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