Review: Beach House – Teen Dream
BEACH HOUSE Teen Dream Anyone from the outside looking in is going to say that Beach House’s third album Teen...
Review: Le Loup – Family
LE LOUP Family The second album by Washington, D.C. septet Le Loup is a far more organic, natural sounding record,...
Review: The Slew – 100%
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Moneen – Ten Years, No Fear
By Sabrina Carnevale Veteran punk/emo outfit Moneen have been entertaining audiences since the band’s inception in Brampton, Ont. in 1999...
An Horse – Grey Area
By Jenny Henkelman It’s a long way around the world. When indie pop outfit An Horse pulled into Winnipeg in...
Review: CFCF – Continent
CFCF Continent Montreal’s Michael Silver isn’t quite as prolific as when he first thrust himself into the blogosphere. He’s still...
Review: Jets Overhead – No Nations
JETS OVERHEAD No Nations Jets Overhead are a band that would have fit in perfectly in the mid-1990s. Their sound,...
Review: We Were Promised Jetpacks – These Four Walls
WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS These Four Walls If I were to make a list of my favorite CDs from this...
Review: Tom Waits – Glitter and Doom Live
TOM WAITS Glitter and Doom Live Tom Waits’ roaring voice leads the way on these 17 tracks from his 2008...
Review: Tommy T – Presents the Prester John Sessions
TOMMY T Presents the Prester John Sessions Reggae and world music fanatics take note—Thomas T. Gobena’s new album with the...