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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Review- “Spinning Fools” website- Kristopher Marentette
reviewed by Cory McCrindle “Pick up your shovel and your pickaxe, we’re going digging!” shouted the exuberant voice, piercing the soft, fuzzy walls of my sleep. “Digging?” I asked, rubbing my sleepy eyes, trying desperately to focus on the figure … Continue reading
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Review- “Once Smitten”- Lovely Killbots
reviewed by Michael Put simply, robots have never been sexier or awesome-er. Once Smitten is the upcoming release from Toronto electronic group Lovely Killbots. These eleven songs are infinitely danceable and catchy, among other things. The melodies are unforgettable and … Continue reading
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Tagged electro-pop, electronic, Lovely Killbots, Once Smitten, toronto indie
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Review- “Lucky Tonight”- Romi Mayes
reviewed by Michael Lucky Tonight was recorded all in one take, live, at a sold-out concert in Winnipeg in the dead of winter. It is Romi Mayes’ fifth full-length album and it is a duet album with Jay Nowicki of … Continue reading
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Tagged blues-rock, Jay Nowicki, Lucky Tonight, rock, Romi Mayes, Winnipeg indie
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Review – “Rocky Top” – Poplar Pines/Nick Everett
Reviewed by Laura Stanley It has been a while since I have been so blown away by the immense talent and diversity of a musician, let alone two, that I have never heard of. Rocky Top brings together two of … Continue reading
Review- “Heart Full of Bad News”- Jordan McDonald
reviewed by Cory McCrindle That which did not kill Jordan McDonald has made him a stronger songwriter. Just over a year ago, Jordan and his band, The Me Monster, were touring Western Canada in support of the band’s latest album … Continue reading
Review- “a small town eulogy”- Graydon James & the Young Novelists
reviewed by Michael Compared with James’ previous mammoth, 40-song double album goodnight, young novelist this four-song EP seems miniscule. But if you hear both albums you will hear a huge difference in the two recordings’ sound. To put it simply, … Continue reading
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Tagged a small town eulogy, folk, folk-rock, Graydon James and the Young Novelists, roots, toronto indie
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Review- “Please Come Home (We Hate It Here Without You)”- Quiet Parade
reviewed by Michael It’s the perfect name for this album and it goes along with a perfectly-named act. Please Come Home is nine songs filled with passion. But this passion is very quietly stated by Quiet Parade, aka Trevor Murphy. … Continue reading
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Tagged Please Come Home, pop, pop-rock, Quiet Parade, singer-songwriter, Trevor Murphy
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Review – “March Forth” – March Forth
reviewed by Jeff McAllister When I was in grade six, I loved Linkin Park. It was the late 90’s, I was 11 years old, and Eminem and Blink-182 co-ruled my CD collection. Adrenaline soaked anthems laced with nihilism and rebellion: … Continue reading
Review- “Ol’ Savannah”- Ol’ Savannah
reviewed by Michael Never has a an album full of references to drinking, smoking and fighting been this much fun. Meet Ol’ Savannah and their self-titled debut disc. The album emanates a rough and raw country-rock sound that the band … Continue reading
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Tagged country-folk, country-rock, Montreal indie, Ol' Savannah, Ol' Savannah LP, rock
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Review – “Calling It Quits” – Frederick Squire & Katherine Maki
Reviewed by Laura Stanley Frederick Squire’s beautiful and rough voice is wonderfully captured on his album, released last year, March 12. (Read my review for March 12 here: http://bit.ly/b6cVWp) Squire continues his beautiful music making, teaming up with Katherine Maki … Continue reading
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Tagged Calling It Quits, country, folk, Frederick Squire, Katherine Mak
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