Review: Walrus, “Family Hangover”
Hailing from Halifax, Nova Scotia, the indie-fuzz band Walrus recently released their new album “Family Hangover.” Liking the retro nineties indie vibe of their…
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Review: Terra Lightfoot, “New Mistakes”
I have often mentioned that given the seemingly endless supply of new Canadian music, an artist has to offer up something special to separate…
Finding God in Everything: Annie Sumi, “In the Unknown”
Way back in another lifetime, I wrote a paper for a theology course in which I intimated that God is present and visible in…
Snappy Snippets: Aron D’Alesio, Corridor, Maxim Cormier, Dennis Ellsworth & Kinley Dowling
Now that our festival season has ended, we can start diving into the pile of music that gathered dust over the summer. You’ll be…
Take a Chance On Me: The Dead South, “Good Company”
Taking time once again to sift through a collection of ‘unheard’ CDs that have accumulated over the last year or so, my eyes were…
Random Record Revival: Sam Cash and the Romantic Dogs – Stand Together Fall Together
Before I launch into this article, I feel that a disclaimer must be announced to eliminate a very awkward ‘elephant in the room’. The…
Review: Matthew Byrne, “Horizon Lines”
If you are looking for an exquisite album of music, perhaps to provide just the right accompaniment for that last summer drive, look no…
The Gary Cain Band Offers Some “Twangadelic Bluesophunk”
Had I not read in his bio that this is a debut album, I would not have guessed that the Gary Cain Band’s recent…
Cameron: Debut Album Incites Fond Memories of My Musical Past
It is a pretty established fact that while we will always find new music and fresh artists, ultimately, as an entity, popular music itself…
Declan O’Donovan’s “Broken Sky” – A Gift That Keeps On Giving
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to interview Declan O’Donovan about his new album, “Broken Sky.” Even on a first (and second,…