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Four Intense Dudes; Los Angeles Rockers Pound The Biltmore

Walking down the stairs of The Biltmore Cabaret on Monday night, the smell of sweat and cheap beer assaulted my nostrils. Leather and denim-clad punks

Thomas Creery September 10, 2013

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Scoring Films Is Easy for Alt-J

Making their second appearance in Vancouver in 2013, I had the pleasure of sitting down with guitarist/bassist Gwil Sainsbury from the 2012 British Mercury Prize

Patrick Egan September 9, 2013

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Peace Sounds Anything But Crystal Clear on White Poppy’s Full-Length Debut

Vancouver-based multimedia artist Crystal Dorval may have just recently started attracting international nods from the likes of SPIN and The Fader for her work as

Leslie Ken Chu September 6, 2013

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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 member, Trent Reznor, has been

Ryan Domingo September 6, 2013

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The Drudgery of New Wave Androgyny

Crimes of Passion by Crocodiles is a conflicting experience. By that, I mean all the elements are there: the fuzz, the ego, the classic cool,

Daniel Dornbierer September 6, 2013

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Ohio’s Tweens Confident Beyond Their Years

It’s been a busy week and will be for a while, so I wasn’t planning to review The Breeders’ Vancouver show on their Last Splash

Leslie Ken Chu September 6, 2013

music videos

Shad “Stylin”

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUrQuB2oUa4[/youtube] The new video for “Stylin” features a couple of Canadian hiphop heavyweights having fun over some funky basslines. The first single off of Shad’s

Mike Okada September 6, 2013

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Pleasure is Still the Principle for Numan

As much of a pioneer as Gary Numan has been in electronic pop, New and Dark Wave, post-punk and gothic industrial, I wish I could

Leslie Ken Chu September 4, 2013

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Ernest Greene Creates an Immersive, Vivid World with ‘Paracosm’

Far from being a washed-up heap of incomprehensible sounds, Washed Out’s latest go Paracosm sounds like watching a beautiful flowing river in the heat of

Tara Shapransky September 1, 2013

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One More Step Forward for A Tribe Called Red

It’s August, it’s Friday, and it’s hot. I’ve been doing the rounds at this year’s Squamish Valley Music Festival for the last several hours, so

Daniel Robichaud August 28, 2013

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My Letter to Selah Sue

I’m not much of a club person. I don’t enjoy loud music when I’m at a bar. Clubs are for dancing. And, to be honest,

Thomas Creery August 27, 2013

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Dan Vapid & The Cheats Treat Fans to a Little Pop-Punk Party

It’s hard to let go of the music that shaped your teenage years. At that age, songs mean more than just mere chords and lyrics;

Ben Bulmer August 27, 2013

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A La Music

Four Intense Dudes; Los Angeles Rockers Pound The Biltmore

Scoring Films Is Easy for Alt-J

Peace Sounds Anything But Crystal Clear on White Poppy’s Full-Length Debut

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

The Drudgery of New Wave Androgyny

Ohio’s Tweens Confident Beyond Their Years

Shad “Stylin”

Pleasure is Still the Principle for Numan

Ernest Greene Creates an Immersive, Vivid World with ‘Paracosm’

One More Step Forward for A Tribe Called Red

My Letter to Selah Sue

Dan Vapid & The Cheats Treat Fans to a Little Pop-Punk Party

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