Album Review – Washed Out “Paracosm” (No-Fi)
Washed out is Ernest Greene, a young artist straight out of Georgia, South Carolina. He is described as an artist who makes bedroom synthpop that creates sounds blurred and woozily […]
Tag Archives: Lana Nimmons
Heavy – Diverse, and Winning!
– Photos and Story By Lana Nimmons Heavy MTL, and metal in general, maybe at a crossroads, but that didn’t seem to dampen the spirits of the forty thousand metal-heads […]
Album Review – Shakey Graves “Roll The Bones” (Alt/Country)
Shakey Graves (aka Alejandro Rose-Garcia) is a gritty one-man-band based out of Texas with a finesse for old-school country lyrics and a knack for fingerpicking, the kind of music that […]
In The Clouds – Canadian Indie Rock at Its Best – Dinosaur Bones
This month’s edition of in clouds I am presenting Dinosaur Bones. This Canadian indie rock band was formed in 2008 in Toronto consisting of songwriter/vocalist/guitarist Ben Fox, bassist Branko Scekic, […]
Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival – “Metal, Mist Mayhem”
Story and Photos by Lana Nimmons (Feinics.com) This year’s The Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival lineup included Rob Zombie, Amon Amarth, Thrown Into Exile, Battlecross, Job for a Cowboy, Butcher Babies […]
Battlecross – “Seasoned Blue Collar Thrash”
– Interview and Photos By Lana Nimmons A testament to Mayhem Fest’s great execution was that there wasn’t a moment of downtime between the back-to-back sets on the side-by-side stages. […]
Show Review – Groenland & We Are The City Fill Divine Orange
On a perfect night, I was whisked away to head north up the main to the Divan Orange to see a sold-out Groenland and We Are The City. There was […]
Album Review – Monster Truck “Furiosity” (Rock)
Originally formed in 2009, Monster Truck broke out in 2011 when they signed with Toronto’s Dine Alone Records, releasing The Brown EP. The EP blew up quick, spawning radio play […]
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 – Queens Of The Stone Age “…Like Clockwork” (Rock)
What do Sir Elton John, Trent Reznor, and Dave Grohl have in common? Like Clockwork, the latest release from Queens Of the Stone Age. Their sixth studio album, Like Clockwork […]
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