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Tag Archives: country
One-on-One with the Washboard Union
by Michael Thomas For some bands, even dealing with playing one Canadian Music Week showcase can be daunting. The Washboard Union played four. When I met up with Chris Duncombe and Aaron Grain of the Vancouver-based band in March during … Continue reading
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Tagged bluegrass, country, interview, The Washboard Union, vancouver
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Review – “The California Recordings” – Mike Tod
reviewed by Eleni Armenakis Albertan Mike Tod decided to go on an adventure. Traveling west and south, he relied on the kindness of strangers—sleeping in sheds, tents, and trucks. In the woods of Northern California, he took an afternoon to … Continue reading
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Tagged alberta, calgary, California, country, folk, Indie, Mike Tod, The California Recordings
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Review- “Wrestling With Demons”- Ryan Cook
reviewed by Michael Thomas When first glancing at the album cover, it’s easy to assume that one will be in for some heavy listening, what with the rather dramatic image of Ryan Cook and a name like Wrestling With Demons. … Continue reading
Review- “We Swore We’d See the Sunrise”- The Matinée
reviewed by Michael Thomas The rise of the Matinée has seemed all but inevitable. After placing third in the 2011 Peak Performance Project, the band had the chance to go places and meet people and develop their sound. It resulted … Continue reading
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Tagged country, roots, roots-rock, The Matinée, vancouver, We Swore We'd See The Sunrises
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Review – “Rob Butterfield” – Rob Butterfield
reviewed by Laura Stanley As we are all currently in the middle of February and struggling to make our way out of the winter season (at least in Canada anyway), Rob Butterfield’s new self-titled record might be the key to … Continue reading
Review – “Come Cry With Me” – Daniel Romano
reviewed by Adria Young Adria: You nail the George Jones in ‘I Won’t Let It…’ I think it’s just an absolutely stunning video. What’s your favourite Jones album, if you had to pick? Daniel: I love all of it. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged Come Cry With Me, country, Daniel Romano, Normaltown Records
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Review- “Kiss the City”- Matty Powell
reviewed by Michael Thomas Matty Powell is a restless man. He has hopped back and forth across the country (and out of the country) acting in plays. building homes for the less fortunate and, of course, making music. When he … Continue reading
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Tagged country, folk, Kiss the City, Matty Powell, roots, singer-songwriter, Toronto
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Review – “Always With You” – John Antoniuk
reviewed by Eleni Armenakis If the name John Antoniuk doesn’t ring a bell, it might be because you’re more familiar with his stage name, Smokekiller. As Smokekiller, Antoniuk has already released two successful albums, a self-titled debut album in 2005 … Continue reading
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Tagged Always With You, country, folk-rock, indie rock, John Antoniuk, Smokekiller
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Review- “Murder Ballads & Other Love Songs”- The Heavy Horses
reviewed by Michael Thomas In high school and university English classes, like pretty much every other student in Canada, I was required to read many pieces by Canadian authors and poets. It was around grade eleven when I whispered to … Continue reading
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Tagged country, cowboy, folk, Murder Ballads & Other Love Songs, roots, The Heavy Horses, Toronto
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