The Weather Station : Loyalty
By Victoria King I’m uncertain of the most appropriate word to describe that feeling on a rainy grey Sunday, when...
Odanah :: Post Folk
By Natalie Bohrn “We have church,” Mike Fox laughs on a brisk spring afternoon over bagels and beer at the...
Basic Nature :: Circles and Lines
By Selci Distorted melancholy, as sweet as rain on pavement. Basic Nature’s new album Circles and Lines, draws out an...
Deerhoof :: Innovative Inventing
By Topher Duagay The always inventive Deerhoof have been around for 20 years and just released their thirteenth album, La...
Gypsophilia :: Like a little family
by Ed Durocher Gypsophilia call Halifax, NS home but the sound and roots of their music come from many places...
Pressed caps and nervous nights :: Strange Memories with The Nods and Alverstone
By Samuel Swanson Dozens of pressed caps of ecstasy litter the art on a CD titled Strange Memories on...
Jesse Cook catches up with Stylus
By Ed Durocher Jesse Cook is a Canadian flamenco guitarist, composer, and producer. He has won many awards, including a...
Until Red :: Thursday, April 30 at the Times Change(d)
By Victoria King Life’s not too bad when you’re playing music with friends and hanging out on the slopes. When...
Nonstophiphop:: Ratking, kid skills and the New York renaissance
by Harrison Samphir “But the city makes up for its hazards and its deficiencies by supplying its citizens with massive...
Camp David – Babes Before Christ
Dave Shaw is proving to be a difficult guy to pin down. One minute, you’ll find him crooning beneath the...