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    Local electronic duo recognized for bringing the funk to Canadians
    The Long War’s valiant battle continues with emotional new single
    Premiere – Vancouver’s Red Herring release new single “Julia”
    Vancouver’s Michaela Slinger talks new single and upcoming album
    Tove Lo claims her throne at the Vogue
    Tones and I dances one more time at the Imperial
    Begonia gives an inspiring performance at the Fox Cabaret
    It Feels So Different
    Paul Caldwell’s newest EP is the comfort you need in these dire days
    Will Butler brings chaos to light and light to the chaos on ‘Generations’
    Toronto-based singer-songwriter Alex Southey delivers raw emotion on sophomore release
    Vancouver’s Noble Oak frees the mind with label debut
    Local electronic duo recognized for bringing the funk to Canadians
    The Long War’s valiant battle continues with emotional new single
    Vancouver’s Michaela Slinger talks new single and upcoming album
    Vancouver’s Haley Blais shares background on debut full-length album ‘Below the Salt’
    Vancouver’s Riun Garner shares live performance of “Wrote Myself Off”
    BTS makes an explosive comeback with “Dynamite”
    BLACKPINK turns up with glowing colors in MV “How You Like That”
    Premiere – The Long War release music video for “Endless Summer”
  • Photography
    • Photography
    Chantal Kraviazuk @ The Massey Theatre in New Westminster 
    Two Car Train | Single Release at The Roxy 
    Two Car Train | Single Release at The Roxy 
    Photos: Alan Doyle | Queen Elizabeth Theatre 
    Photos: Alan Doyle | Queen Elizabeth Theatre 
    Photos: Brad Paisley | Abbotsford Centre 
    Photos: Brad Paisley | Abbotsford Centre 
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  • Out ‘N’ About
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    Unikkaaqtuat transports its audience into Inuit stories
    Kismet Asks the Big Questions
    Wrestling: BATTLEWORLD ’88 at the Rickshaw Theatre
    The Snowed In Comedy Tour comes to Vancouver
  • Must See Films
    • Must See Films
    • Netflix Reviews
    Waiting in line with 18 to Party
    Tiger King: A ‘cat-eat-cat’ world
    “Crash Landing On You”: a tale of forbidden but prevailing love
    “Itaewon Class” offers heartfuls of soft tofu soup
    “Crash Landing On You”: a tale of forbidden but prevailing love
    “Somewhere Between”: Four Adopted Girls Search for a Sense of Identity
    “Picture Me”: Profile of a Model is Honest, But Far From Brave
    “16 Acres”: Bureaucratic Battle Royale at Ground Zero
  • Political Megaphone
    • Political Megaphone
    ScreenTime Junkies
    Inside every human is a story written in genetic code
    Cannabis packaging regulations limits branding opportunities
    How recreational cannabis will be packaged
  • Business
    • Business
    Startup Weekend 2017 Brings Together Entrepreneurs to Pitch Bold Visions
    Lifestyle Over Luxury Makes Being Eco-friendly Affordable
    How science is helping this nerd make better beer
    The Best Fitness Studios for Every Vancouverite’s Specific Needs

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- February 6, 2016

The Soft Moon make stark impression at Venue Nightclub

Genre can be a dodgy subject when it comes to the personal work of artistic human beings. There’s a sense in wh…

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- November 18, 2015

Broncho: a new hope?

It might just be my imagination, but it seems like rock is in a bad way these days. Anything with loud guitars and dr…

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- October 1, 2015

Godflesh a human experience

When a band can draw in fans from a day’s drive away, one would sincerely hope that the performance merits that…

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- September 10, 2015

The Melvins dial back the bizarro but rock as hard as ever

If you ask me, I’d say Venue is a little too sexy to host what is one of least sexy rock bands I can think of. …

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- June 25, 2015

Swervedriver transcend genres at the Biltmore Cabaret

Genre categories can often polarize people, especially musicians themselves and their listeners. While artists often …

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- August 20, 2014

Boris a Full-Body Experience

It takes more than raging guitars and squealing synthesizers to pierce through the piss- and beer-stained atmosphere …

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- June 29, 2014

Chelsea Wolfe Overpowers at the Electric Owl

Chelsea Wolfe has received significant critical attention for her recent albums, Apokalypsis (2011), Unknown Rooms: A…

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A La Music, Album Reviews
- May 7, 2014

The Cult of Classic Punk Breaks Up on Ex-Cult’s ‘Midnight Passenger’

The concept of “the classics” is unavoidable in virtually any artistic movement. Assigning to a work the …

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A La Music, Album Reviews
- September 6, 2013

Reznor’s Maturity and Production Skills Take Centre Stage on ‘Hesitation Marks’

It has been five years since the last Nine Inch Nails record, 2008’s The Slip, was released. The band’s principal mem…

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- August 23, 2013

Melvins’ Frontman Buzz Osborne Gets Hit By Drink Cup, Ends Show

The Melvins have been an entity for quite a while, having been a major influence on the late-’80s/early-’90s Seattle-…

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A La Music, Album Reviews
- August 13, 2013

Is Kinnie Starr’s ‘Kiss It’ a Miss or Pure Bliss?

Music as an art form has been associated with sexuality for a long time. Maybe it’s because listening to music is nec…

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A La Music, Live Music Reviews
- July 23, 2013

PAPA Swims in the Shallow End

As someone who loves to root for the underdog, I’ve always felt that there was an injustice in people showing up late…

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