TORONTOLIVE: GIRL TALK @ KOOLHAUSThere seemed to be a few things missing. Specifically, the typical Girl Talk spirit and vibe.
TORONTOLIVE: BLACK MILK @ THE REVIVALRedefining artistic sounds, styles and standards, the Motor City’s Black Milk & Co. brand their signature mark on today's hip hop game. The Tronic release party explains why.
LONDONLIVE: JENNY LEWIS @ KOKOJenny Lewis does what she does best on a cool London evening, showcasing songs from new album, Acid Tongue, and leaving the crowd wanting more.
TORONTOLIVE: PROVINCIAL PARKS @ THE MOD CLUBIt's not every grassroots indie band whose EP release party is worthy of a venue as big as the Mod Club.
MONTREALLIVE: UH HUH HER @ LE NATIONALEUh Huh Her took on yet another packed venue with signs of something special in the making, mixing fun beats with emotional lyrics and giving fans something unexpectedly moving.
LONDONLIVE: MARTHA WAINWRIGHT @ THE ROUNDHOUSEWhile brother Rufus’ popularity has already arguably eclipsed that of his neglectful father, baby sister Martha Wainwright is just starting her climb up the ladder of rancorous achievements.
MONTREALLIVE: OF MONTREAL @ METROPOLISAt the time of year when wearing costumes and acting outside the confines of your personality are encouraged, who better to lead us then Of Montreal?
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Having left his hometown of Thunder Bay for Montreal, the Amethysts’ Adam Waito has turned his homesickness into some catchy, poppy, buzz-generating music.
The city may not have a reputation for being a hotbed of independent music, but whether it's R&B or hip hop or punk or indie-pop or the avant-garde, it sure ain’t for lack of talent.
Fresh off the road, Delta Spirit’s soulful, folksy, indie rock frontman Matt Vasquez talks about touring, his band’s excellent debut record, and mystical encounters in railway stations.
They used to hand out albums with hand-drawn art and recordings they’d burned from their laptops. Now they've got a re-recorded EP and a heck of a lot of buzz.
Our weekly round-up of the best (and worst) from around the web. This week: Blur, Queen Latifah, Neil Young, Devo, and the inexplicable, quiet distance that can grow between two people. Plus, is that a four-track in your pocket?
How do Newfoundland indie rockers Hey Rosetta! feel about their hometown scene? Well, home means different things to different people - and Newfoundland music isn't just about squid-jiggin' and reels.
Since the Wu-Tang Clan rarely perform together live, fans can get a sense of what they've been missing all these years.
