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Tag Archives: pop-rock
Review- “Warm Electric Winter”- Rachael Cardiello
reviewed by Michael Thomas Though this record came out in January, and despite its naming of a season in its album title, Warm Electric Winter is an album that can basically be suitable no matter what the weather outside may … Continue reading
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Tagged pop, pop-rock, Rachael Cardiello, soul, Toronto, Warm Electric Winter
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Review- “On Personhood”- Gianna Lauren
reviewed by Michael Thomas It’s been quite some time since Gianna Lauren has released a recording, and from what she told us years ago, it’s not that surprising. She’s a bike enthusiast, produced a documentary about midwifery and does lot … Continue reading
Audible Hoots: Amber Edgar
Amber Edgar has been a musician for some time, but until now she’s never released anything under her own name. She felt like she finally had to do it, and good thing she did. Her single Honey & Sorrow, available … Continue reading
Review- “Cousin”- Cousin
reviewed by Michael Thomas Here in Toronto the weather hasn’t quite adjusted to the fact that spring is imminent. So maybe the solution is to simply put on an album with a summery feel to help ignore the cold. That’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Music Fest, Canadian Music Week, CMF, CMW, Cousin, Cousin LP, Niagara Falls, pop-rock, rock, Toronto
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Review- “Old Haunts”- Quiet Parade
reviewed by Michael Thomas Quiet Parade, on their new EP, continue to show why they have one of the most fitting names for a band. The band excels at being quiet and gentle on one hand, while on the other … Continue reading
Review- “Warminster 7″”- Of Gentlemen & Cowards
reviewed by Michael Thomas Despite the rather dramatic band name and 7″ title referencing an area in England, listeners shouldn’t expect something heavy. They should actually expect the opposite; Of Gentlemen & Cowards play some seriously fun pop-rock that is … Continue reading
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Tagged Hamilton, Of Gentlemen & Cowards, Of Gentlemen and Cowards, pop-rock, Warminster, Warminster 7"
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Audible Hoots: Alright Alright
Toronto band Alright Alright have put together a Valentines EP, and they’re giving a sneak peak a little early with the first track, “Heavy Eyes.” And the song hits all the right notes in keeping to the idea of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alright Alright, pop-rock, rock, Toronto, Valentines EP
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Review- “Wreck of a Smile”- Grounders
reviewed by Michael Thomas After listening to a certain genre long enough, I start to get the idea that maybe I’ve listened to all there is to know about the genre. So in theory I shouldn’t have been surprised by … Continue reading
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Tagged avant pop, Grounders, indie pop, pop, pop-rock, Toronto, Wreck of a Smile
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Review- “Measures of Progress”- Wool on Wolves
reviewed by Michael Thomas Every early December, I start to put some thought into my year-end “best of” lists, and these past two years there has been a consistent pattern of one album sneaking in super late. They are usually … Continue reading
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Tagged Edmonton, Measures of Progress, pop, pop-rock, Wool on Wolves
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Review- “Total Entertainment”- Tusks
reviewed by Michael Thomas It can always be fun to listen to an album with a sense of chaos- surprising guitar solos, melodic changes, whatever. But it can be equally thrilling listening to an album where the musician at the … Continue reading
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Tagged adult pop, pop, pop-rock, Samir Khan, Total Entertainment, Tusks
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