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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Owen Pallett’s Secret Show at the Drake Hotel
by Elena Gritzan I am so happy that I comb through my twitter feed religiously. At about 8:30 PM on Monday night, Airick Woodhead (aka Doldrums) left the following message: “sneaky owen pallett set tonight at the drake hotel T. … Continue reading
Review – “Every Child A Daughter, Every Moon A Sun” – The Wooden Sky
reviewed by Laura Stanley Toronto’s The Wooden Sky have not only established themselves as a major band in the current T.O. music scene but as a big name in Canadian music in general. In their third album, boldly titled Every … Continue reading
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Tagged Every Child A Daughter Every Moon A Sun, folk, the Wooden Sky, Toronto
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Review- “A Bee In Her Mouth”- Steve Gates
reviewed by Michael Thomas Though I’m aware of how often I use the phrase I’m about to use, it once again applies well to the music of Steve Gates of the band Caledonia. A Bee In Her Mouth is an … Continue reading
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Tagged A Bee In Her Mouth, adult pop, folk, folk-pop, singer-songwriter, Steve Gates
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Lake Forest gets intimate at Saving Gigi
by Michael Thomas An album release show is often looked at as a party, in which several bands get together at a good-size venue and celebrate the fact that a band has just released a new EP or LP. For … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Borcherdt, Dusted, Lake Forest, Saving Gigi, Toronto, Will Whitwham
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Review: “Odd Thoughts” – The Odd Socks
reviewed by Adria Young In order for music to belong to genres, there need to be shared elements, tropes, and themes. Punk music, for instance, is recognizable because of its conventions: minimalist, gritty, fast, vulgar, garage, basement, parking lot. Fuck … Continue reading
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Tagged Dartmouth, folk punk, folk-rock, Halifax, punk, The Odd Socks
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Review- “It’s About Time…”- TNG
reviewed by Michael Thomas You know you’re truly in a rock and roll band when you’re kicked out of a show for being too loud. TNG can make such a boast, and if anything it only fortifies their rock credentials. … Continue reading
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Tagged It's About Time..., rock, rock and roll, TNG, Toronto, toronto indie
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You’re among friends at a Distant Cousins show
by Michael Thomas For a while now I’ve been aware of Distant Cousins, a musical collective of several bands, most notably the Elwins. I finally got down to a DC-run show last night at the Piston and was exposed to … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Marshal Landing, Church, Distant Cousins, Redanda, The Piston, Toronto
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Review- “Notes From a Waitress”- Belle Plaine
reviewed by Michael Thomas Some really great and successful acts have been popping out of Regina lately- Rah Rah and Library Voices to name a few. But while those bands have got the indie rock and “pop” sounds down pat, … Continue reading
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Tagged Belle Plaine, jazz, jazz-pop, Notes From a Waitress, Regina, Regina indie
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