Album Review :: Orelands :: Secrets and Select Missions
by Mykhailo Vil’yamson Even though one might see the We, Here and Now! record label and mistakenly assume that Orelands...
EP Review :: WITCH HAZEL :: CASA ROSSO
by Maggie A. Clark Clicking around on Bandcamp again, I stumbled upon a local indie-rock outfit known as Witch Hazel....
Album Review:: Attica Riots:: Life’s a Sugar Pill
by Jamie Glenwright After six years of radio silence (aside from live performances), Attica Riots finally released their second EP....
Album Review :: Dinner Club :: Brave Faces
by Mykhailo Vil’yamson The unknown is intimidating because, by definition, it’s unfamiliar. This can express itself as fear — either...
Album Review :: Jason Tait & Patrick Michalishyn :: G-384
by Maggie A. Clark Some readers may well be scratching their heads right about now. “Jason Tait, huh? Yeah, I...
Album Review :: NITOTTIR :: the noise is…
by Maggie A. Clark The best experiences in life are the ones that come to you by chance. I don’t...
Album Review :: Burton Cummings :: A Few Good Moments
by Maggie A. Clark Owing to The Guess Who’s transformation from rock band into local institution, it’s easy to forget...
Album Review :: Jamboree :: Summerland
by Mykhailo Vil’yamson If there was one place that I could live, it would be California. But for reasons manifold,...
Album Review :: Burs :: Holding Patterns
by Paul Newsom Toronto’s Burs wrote a record as distinct and enduring as an army of their namesakes. Holding Patterns...
EP Review:: Ritchot Textiles :: i
by Daniel Kussy Built out of the ashes of Abbotsford post-punk quartet Blessed comes Ritchot Textiles, the latest project from...