Album Review :: Carly Dow :: Comet
by Jesse Popeski Carly Dow's 2015 debut Ingrained introduced a bold and ambitious folk artist to the Canadian music scene....
Album Review :: Saltwater Hank :: Stories From the Northwest
by Kaelen Bell There are rare moments when it seems that every hippie you’ve ever met was right; that time...
Interview :: Rae Spoon
by Jen Doerksen Rae Spoon’s new LP bodiesofwater comes out on the twentieth anniversary of the first show Spoon ever...
Live show review :: The Weather Station
by Kaelen Bell “I have a bit of a cold,” Tamara Lindeman says, a little apologetically, as she kneels to...
The Weather Station
by Kaelen Bell I call Tamara Lindeman just before she’s about to hit the road, and she apologizes that she...
Friendship
Interview by Ryan Haughey Photo by Abi Reimold On October 22nd, Real Love Winnipeg is hosting a show featuring a...
Kakagi :: Live Show and Album Review
by Ryan Haughey The usually crowded Times Change(d) High and Lonesome Club was extra crowded on this Saturday Night. Indie-folk...
Hoot Owl Festival :: New Name, Same Place, Familiar Spirit
by Chris Bryson Continuing tradition can be a great thing. Apply that to music festivals and you’ve found many people’s...
Roger Roger :: Winnipeg Folk Festival
by Olivia Michalczuk Folk duo and twins Lucas and Madeleine Roger are preparing to open the festival and play the...
Roman Clarke :: Looking For Mine
By Chris Bryson Roman Clarke is on to something. With the release of his debut EP, Looking For Mine, he’s...