Indie Rock Was Born in a Basement
Nothing says “indie” like the crackle of guitar-bass-drums-vox from a 4-track EP recorded in someone’s basement. There is something about the honesty of lo-fi. It has a way of charming […]
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A Chat With GROUNDERS
Last weekend I had a chance to have an interview with a Toronto indie rock outfit called GROUNDERS. These guys have recently released their first EP, Wreck of a Smile, and […]
Dive In and Become Invisible
Hey everybody, I only have a few moments in this extremely busy week, so let me just share a few quick thoughts on The Invisible’s second album, Rispah. If you find yourself […]
Feed Me More Riffs
For the first time in a few weeks my Wanderings have taken me outside of Canada to the land of Santa Cruz, California, where a fresh-starting outfit known as Feed […]
Royal Canoe – A Mix of Hope and a Psychosexual Nightmare
Last night I walked into the National Arts Centre with no real expectations. The name on the bill: a Winnipeg outfit known as Royal Canoe. I had no idea who […]
The Indie Blender 