Review: Right Through – The Sun Hot
I know these guys have said that they like Fugazi and a number of other bands on Dischord Records, but...
Review: Greg MacPherson – Mr. Invitation
’Peg City favourite son Greg MacPherson is now onto his sixth album, and with Mr. Invitation he scores big points...
Review: Steve Basham – Thicker
Local weirdo-rocker Steve Basham’s follow-up to his previous solo disc Thick comes at you with the same lo-fi hilariousness that...
Review: Scar Symmetry – Dark Matter Dimensions
This band mixes an interesting blend of heavy thrash with upbeat power metal. The only difference between them and most...
Review: Hatebreed – S/T
If you have already heard anything by Hatebreed, then you do not need to read any further. This hardcore band’s...
Review: Arsis – Starve for the Devil
What started off as a joke band became too fun to stop. Arsis plays a mixture of technical death metal...
Review: Flying Lotus – Cosmogramma
Flying Lotus, along with a dozen other premiere electronic artists, have shown that there’s been a real change of tide...
Review: Four Tet – There Is Love in You
After Four Tet’s Ringer EP in 2008 and last year’s single “Love Cry,” I thought Kieran Hebden would storm dance...
Review: Hawksley Workman – Meat
By now, you should know what to expect from Hawksley Workman. Meat is his eleventh full-length in about as many...
Review: Systems Officer – Underslept
Before we proceed, let’s get a few things out of the way. This indie rock record contains none of the...