Matt Preprost
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THE DETAILS
The Original Mark is the title track off this Winnipeg-based quartet’s newest EP, set to be released Nov. 16.
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SWEATSHIRT WEATHER
Delivering on their moniker, there’s a certain warmth that suits the chill of autumn in Sweatshirt Weather’s brand of electro-pop.
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THESE KIDS WEAR CROWNS
If you’re a preteen girl, you’ll love These Kids Wear Crowns.
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One Bloody Thing After Another
Jackie has a crush on her best friend, Ann. Problem is, Jackie doesn’t even know if Ann is a lesbian too, and besides, Ann has her problems at home dealing with her mother, a growingly ravenous zombie chained up in her basement.
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Flying into new territory
If all else fails, Mike Bilenki will still be able to say he understands what it feels like to be like Justin Bieber.
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HOORAY FOR EARTH
There’s something sultry about the way a staccato drum beat, operatic chanting, and swirling synths converge in the opening seconds of True Loves that make it irresistible.
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Running towards the light
Stephen Christian sounds like he has just had the best sleep of his life.
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Welcome to the future
Oil prices are skyrocketing hundreds of dollars by the barrel. Explosions sound off. The sky blackens. Earth falls under siege.
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THE APACHE
If you check out The Apache’s Facebook page, don’t let them fool you.
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A better studio by design
At first glance, Melissa Krawetz and Arthur Paguio’s design studio and art gallery doesn’t give away much.
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THE MORNING OF
Simply put, this 12-track standout sophomore effort puts this young New York band beyond their years.
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The Flatliners: wanted by the Lebanese mafia
By all accounts, The Flatliners have every reason to avoid Winnipeg when they hit the western leg of a Canadian tour.
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THE NARRATIVE
New York trio The Narrative gives us arguably the best male and female dual vocalist performance in recent memory with this ambitious 13-track, 53-minute opus of a debut album.