A La Music
The Crowd That Cried Wolf
There is something elemental about music that only exists when it’s heard live. Maybe it’s the feeling – the echo of the music against the
Daniel Robichaud
August 6, 2012
A La Music
A La Music
The 7 Deadly Sins: A Musical Perspective – Editorial Series – Part 6 of 7: Envy
I wish I was a little bit taller. I wish I was a baller. I wish I had a girl who looked good; I would
Daniel Robichaud
August 3, 2012
A La Music
The Metal Just Keeps On Coming
Ah, Mondays. You drag yourself out of bed and make your way to work in a haze thinking – “Where did the weekend go?” Apparently,
Daniel Robichaud
August 1, 2012
A La Music
Gold Panda Shines Brightly
Gold Panda was meant to be experienced on warm summer nights like this. His ambient music is full of joyful, glitchy beats and swirling, oriental
Jessica O'Brien
July 31, 2012
A La Music
Biltmore Cabaret the Last Stop for La Sera
So when I saw that the poster for Saturday night’s line-up at the Biltmore was a giant ice cream cone, I knew it was a concert for
Rebekah Gusway
July 31, 2012
A La Music
Peaking Lights Brighten Up The Biltmore
Jameson and PBR were flowing as the crowd trickled into the Biltmore for the evening. There was no mistaking the feel and target audience of
Ryan Domingo
July 30, 2012
A La Music
Steam Whistle Unsigned Indie Music Series
An impressive sampling of Vancouver’s homegrown indie pop/rock was on the menu last Thursday night at the Biltmore Cabaret as part of Steam Whistle’s Unsigned
Daniel Robichaud
July 29, 2012
A La Music
Bonobo Brings the Beat Back
The Bonobo is actually a great ape, formerly known as the “dwarf chimpanzee.” Bonobo (Simon Green) is also a great musician, DJ and producer, who
Caile Donaldson
July 29, 2012
A La Music
Dan Mangan on Life, Politics, and Inspiration – Interview
During the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, Vancouver Weekly had the pleasure of sitting down to interview Dan Mangan after watching him conduct his last workshop
Laura Necochea
July 29, 2012
A La Music
The Haunting of Jeff Mangum
There were a lot of ghosts onstage at the Jeff Mangum show. Stories of the dead weave in and out of his lyrics but the
Jessica O'Brien
July 29, 2012
A La Music
The 7 Deadly Sins: A Musical Perspective – Editorial Series – Part 5 of 7: Pride
Ta-daaah! I’m back. Did you miss me? Eh?… Anybody?… Is this on? The 7 Deadly Sins: A Musical Perspective – Editorial Series – Part 5
Vancouver Weekly
July 28, 2012
A La Music
Trust and Light Asylum at the Biltmore Cabaret July 18th – Review
It was a night for showing off your most sombre 80’s dance moves. Both Trust and Light Asylum consist of girl/boy duos with an affinity
Jessica O'Brien
July 27, 2012
