Monthly Archives: November 2010

Review- “Silent Night & Other Cowboy Songs”- Ox

Posted on November 30, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael Do not attempt to adjust your computer screens. You are indeed looking at a Christmas album on this blog, and it is indeed by the alt-country group Ox. You would of course have reason to be skeptical. … Continue reading →

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Review- “Darling, Darling”- Crissi Cochrane

Posted on November 29, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael While Gamma Gamma Rays, the super energetic band from Halifax, is no longer together, Crissi Cochrane is and showcases some great songwriting and musicianship with Darling, Darling. Cochrane is more than just a singer-songwriter with an acoustic … Continue reading →

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Review- “Born Under a Veil”- The Ruby Spirit

Posted on November 26, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael Born Under A Veil is the debut album from this Toronto quintet, and their brand of pop-rock is sure to get some major attention. The Ruby Spirit is far more than just a band with a female … Continue reading →

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Audible Hoots: The Modern Men

Posted on November 25, 2010 by

Today’s Audible Hoot comes to us from The Modern Men. We reviewed their album a few months ago and very much enjoyed their smooth, sensual album characterized by restraint. The song you will be hearing is an upbeat version of … Continue reading →

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Review- “Special Affections”- Diamond Rings

Posted on November 24, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael Just in case you aren’t already familiar, the man you are seeing on this album cover is none other than John O’Regan of the D’Urbervilles. As Diamond Rings, he is a glam-pop force to be reckoned with. … Continue reading →

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Review- “Take What You Need”- Drums and Machines

Posted on November 23, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael Drums and Machines are grim. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. I’m a little at a loss to describe the music this band plays- it’s sort of like hip-hop but with an industrial electronic sound. While … Continue reading →

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Woodhands bring on the sweaty dance party in Toronto

Posted on November 22, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael You know Woodhands is having a good time when lead singer Dan Werb gets sweaty at only their second song. On Friday, November 19th the electronic duo consisting of Werb on keys and synths and Paul Banwatt … Continue reading →

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Review- “Mutatis Mutandis”- Construction & Deconstruction

Posted on November 18, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael I’ve just realized how fitting the band’s name is for the kind of music they play. On the one hand, their music can be very minimalist. On the other hand, it can actually be quite dense. Such … Continue reading →

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Review- “Knee Deep”- jenocide

Posted on November 17, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael jenocide is back with a new EP and it is just as danceable as ever. Jen Clarke, otherwise known as jenocide, impressed me to no end with her debut LP, Machines to Make Us Wet. This EP … Continue reading →

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Review- “Hatch”- Joey Wright

Posted on November 16, 2010 by

reviewed by Michael Warning: prolonged exposure to Joey Wright’s latest offering, Hatch, may leave you in a state of permanent bliss. If you think you can handle it, read on… Hatch is the third album by Wright, however this album … Continue reading →

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