Aaron Snider

  • AWAKE! AWAKE!

    This 2007 release from Nashville band Awake! Awake! stretches the gap between stadium rock anthem and basement new wave, and makes it look easy.

  • BORN WITHOUT BONES

    This full-length debut album from Massachusetts band Born Without Bones seems to suffer from a split personality syndrome.

  • International News Briefs

    Tension over contested territory; Iraqi government shuts down TV station; Lions kill showering man; ‘F’ for success; World’s oldest person dies

  • Nothing but real cowboys

    The elements crucial to any cowboy film are all here: a long trek that pushes the heroes to their limits, perilous shootouts with tragic casualties and a triumphant victory that will forever cement the heroes as the last of their kind.

  • JAMES STRUTHERS

    Playful melodies abound on this six-song offering from Winnipeg pop singer James Struthers.

  • International News Briefs

    Jailed editor wins newspaper award; Khadr apologizes; Indonesia suffers double disasters; $2 billion for biodiversity; Burning ship seeks assist

  • Winnipeg, meet post-apocalyptic Winnipeg

    The world has run out of oil. Planes cannot fly and cars are obsolete.

  • How to write a novel in one month

    Quantity over quality. That’s the name of the game when trying to write a 175-page novel in just 30 days.

  • International News Briefs

    Bear hunt unappreciated; Nuclear energy proliferation; Taliban attend peace talks in safety; Virtual courts to speed justice; World’s longest tunnel finished

  • HIGH WATT ELECTROCUTIONS

    The Bermuda Triangle is like nothing you’ve heard before.

  • Degree in dance allows those passionate about their art to get university credit

    While all students get tired of sitting through class, for most it is a minor nuisance.

  • International News Briefs

    Cuban communists: free ride is over; Israel moves closer to adopting ‘loyalty laws’; Who is going to pay?; Political prisoner wins Nobel Peace Prize; Vivaldi found in Scotland

  • International News Briefs

    Wal-Mart eyes new market; Georgia adopts English language, western values; One-child policy will continue; Do not ride the whales; It’s hard not being president

  • The Garden

    Seductive folk. These words might never have been put beside each other to describe a song if Ruth Moody didn’t write Cold Outside, just one of many outstanding tracks on her new solo album.

  • International News Briefs

    Dozens of whales die; Former warlord runs for president; Communists mourn an almost-saviour; Vatican Bank under investigation; Ahmadinejad makes inflammatory remarks

  • AMANDA FALK

    There is nothing wrong with this album, but neither is there anything great about it.

  • FIREBONFIRE

    If you don’t turn off your stereo within the first 20 seconds of FireBonfire’s EP, chances are you’ll find yourself 21 eye-opening minutes later, desperate for more.

  • Education

    Would somebody’s education level affect how you perceive them?

  • The All Night

    “Oh, believe! We still have aces up our sleeves / You missed the point – delivery is key.”

  • Rotary and Rotaract clubs combine good causes with good business

    International in scope and local in focus, Winnipeg Rotary Clubs and their youth-focused off-shoot, Rotaract, are all about making connections and helping out where there’s a need.

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