Interview: Flypaper Orchestra, “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”
Many of us with parents who grew up in the Great Depression undoubtedly heard stories about its miseries, and perhaps also heard some of…
Many of us with parents who grew up in the Great Depression undoubtedly heard stories about its miseries, and perhaps also heard some of…
As I was listening to the new album from Thelonious Hank the other night, M stopped in his tracks and said, “Wow – that’s…
We’ve been waiting three years for Ambre McLean to release a new album – but “My Heart,” released just last month, was well worth…
In the time we’ve been writing this blog, it’s become even more apparent to us that Canada has a vibrant, talented, and diverse music…
The superb flatpicking skills of Maxim Cormier first came to our attention with his last album, a collection of pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach. …
With her gorgeous new album (out 8 December), “Piper & Carson,” Piper Hayes has created a soundscape not only of her life (depicted as…
As regular readers of GDW know, we’re big fans of folk music and write about it frequently. What you may not know is that…
With his recent release “Dissonance,” Edmonton-based artist Josh Sahunta has made a bold statement – of musicianship, of creativity, of talent. This seven-song EP…
Toronto singer/songwriter Dave Allen recently released his debut solo album, “When the Demons Come,” a tour de force exploration of love, loss, and questions…
Tory Cassis, Murray Foster, and Jeff Ulster have each enjoyed significant careers, but (as for other musicians) there were still some musical avenues awaiting…