Video Review – Royal Bliss – Fans Be Their Label, Karma, and “Cry Sister”
Review By Andrew Johnstone With all the submissions I get, I still miss some great music as much as I try to see everything. I have a great staff who […]
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Album Review – Butcher Babies “Goliath” (Metal)
Their debut album “Goliath” is a relentless, face melting album that proves that Butcher Babies are a full-force storm, and are not to be messed with. With track titles like […]
Album Review – Bibio “Silver Wilkinson” (Electronic/Folk/Chillout)
Often feeling like cinematic film scores, Bibio paints pictures with his music that are colourful, texturally rich in depth, but also melodically bright and expressive. Each song embarks on a […]
Album Review – Boards of Canada “Tomorrow’s Harvest” (Electronic)
Although Tomorrow’s Harvest is Boards of Canada’s return after an eight year hiatus, their name is still held upon a pedestal in the realm of electronic music. Past releases such […]
Album Review – Joy Of Painting “Tender Age” (Rock)
When I first heard about The Joy Of Painting I first thought of the show “The Joy of Painting” which was an American television show hosted by painter Bob Ross. […]
Album Review – Miss You In Tuques “Tuesday” (Pop)
Miss You In Tuques is a synth dream pop duo from Vancouver, BC, and their new four track EP, titled Tuesday, is fresh off the press. Their instincts for this […]
Album Review – Alkaline Trio “My Shame Is True” (Pop/Punk)
As one of modern punk rock’s most prolific acts, Alkaline Trio, emerged from Chicago in 1996 and spun out eight full length punk rock studio albums. 2010’s This Addiction which […]
Album Review – The Howlin’ Brothers “Howl” (Bluegrass/Folk)
The Howlin’ Brothers are a three-piece string bluegrass band from Hermitage, Tennessee. This album has a perfect melange of original and traditional music, featuring the sounds of Ian Craft on […]
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