REVIEW: Shad – A Short Story About A War
It has been five long years of waiting for the return of the real Shad, one of Canada’s true hip-hop legends. Since the release of Flying Colours in 2013, Shad has kept […]
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REVIEW: Fucked Up – Dose Your Dreams
Just a couple of weeks ago, I was thinking about the fact that it has been a while since I really sank my teeth into a new punk album. My […]
Review: Kurt Vile – Bottle It In
A couple of weeks ago, Kurt Vile released another cloudy gem in the collection of psychedelic stoner rock. I can’t say that I was confident that Kurt Vile would be […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Indie Blender 