Obits – Moody, Standard, and Poor
The second Obits CD has absolutely killer packaging done up in the colours of bottled acrylic paint, with the sleekness...
In the Lair of the Tiger and the Bandit
By Kyra Leib Andrew Courtnage a.k.a. Smoky Tiger is Winnipeg’s own psychedelic funk wizard. Smoky Tiger recently focused on writing...
Gorge on This Fine Art
What do you do with an evening? Do you spend hours online with all your buds, looking up pr0n and...
Small Black – New Chain
As far as finding and signing solid indie is considered, Jagjaguwar is a ‘Jesus of Nazareth’ type figure to the...
Admiral Radley – I Heart California
Aaron Espinoza and Ariana Murray (of Earlimart) together with Jason Lytle and Aaron Burtch (Grandaddy) have got together under the...
Paris Suit Yourself – My Main Shitstain
Well honestly, the title says most of it. This album is a pretty large shit stain, but cleans itself up...
KEN mode: From the Heart of St. Vital on
[caption id="attachment_1719" align="alignnone" width="500" caption="Photo by Chad Tremblay"][/caption] By Marc Evans In case you have literally or figuratively been living...
Parts & Labor – Constant Future
Parts and Labor’s sixth noise-rock album bursts into 12 electric-led and thunderous battles – and all of them sound like richly illustrated tales...
Ringo Deathstarr – Colour Trip
Austin's Ringo Deathstarr has it tough. Before opening the case, I had already judged the bejeezus out of them. What...
Major Organ and the Adding Machine – Major Organ and the Adding Machine
This Major Organ album is quite possibly the most confusing and alienating record born from the great womb of the...