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 […]
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, […]
K-OS takes us on a journey through his mind with Can’t Fly Without Gravity. Album Review.
The hip hop legend that brought us the song “I Wish I Knew Natalie Portman” (one of my all time favourite songs) is back. K-os takes us on a journey […]
