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...
Label Profile – Midori Records
In the documentary People Who Do Noise, one noise musician says that the genre has “stripped all of the musicality...
Live Bait: Monotonix
with War Elephant, January 19th 2009 @ the Pyramid Cabaret By Holly Beddome [caption id="attachment_638" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Photo by Cheyenne...
Review: Tin Star Orphans – Yonder
TIN STAR ORPHANS Yonder The opening track of this Toronto band’s album is a six-minute instrumental called “Juvenile Haul,” an...
Review: The Black Seeds – Solid Ground
THE BLACK SEEDS Solid Ground New Zealand’s the Black Seeds have finally released an album on this continent and Solid...
Review: Ron Hawkins – 10 Kinds of Lonely
RON HAWKINS 10 Kinds of Lonely Somehow it seems unfair and hardly proper that Toronto’s Ron Hawkins remains a rather...
Review: Thee Oh Sees – Dog Poison
THEE OH SEES Dog Poison In the two years I’ve been listening to Thee Oh Sees, I’ve gone back and...