Go Deep with The Invisible’s Patience
Featured photo by Phil Sharp. A deep groove, slick syncopated rhythms, soulful vocals, and dynamic ambiance are the sounds that fans of The Invisible have grown to love, and the […]
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Titus Andronicus Presents: The Most Lamentable Tragedy – A Punk Opera
Punk has always been a genre for the winter in my books, and for that reason Titus Andronicus’ fourth album, The Most Lamentable Tragedy, sat in my library untouched when it […]
Gather Round the Fire, Old Man Luedecke is Playing a Tune for Us
Last Thursday marked the opening of the NAC Presents series in Ottawa, a long run of concerts featuring various Canadian musicians in Ottawa’s most pristine-sounding building. This year’s opener was […]
A Storm Hits The City With John River’s New Project. Mixtape Review.
The GTA is heating up with amazing rappers and artists who about to take over the world. If you really look around at the scene right now coming out of […]
Century Thief Marks Their Territory With Debut Album
About one month ago, the Toronto indie folk-rock band known as Century Thief burst out of the gate with their debut LP, Reverie. For anyone out there who enjoys a textured, […]
