REVIEW: Noname – Room 25
The calendar year has officially turned to 2019 (a couple weeks ago…I know I’m behind but what are you gonna do about it?), and normally that would mean it’s time […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Review: Witch Prophet – The Golden Octave
The Arboretum Festival, or this year’s Bon-Fire, is one of my favourite places to go to discover incredible musicians who are just getting their careers underway. This time around I […]
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