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THE BCASA – Fuck It Up Hardreviewed by Chris Aitkens
The BCASA represent a big part of the Montreal punk scene, but to every other city, they’re just another band with an unusual long name: The B*ll C*sby Anarchist Society of America (censored after receiving a cease and desist order from Bill Cosby’s lawyers). Well, that’s soon to change…
Screaming Females – I Do
From their first TV appearances (dancing with puppets on Chicago’s cult public access TV show, “Chic-a-Go-Go”, then making their national TV debut as a musical [...]
The Twilightwords by Rachel Carter | artwork by Jakes
Lately my friends and I have been making up fake words. I didn’t realize how bad it was until I used the word “fauxpen” around [...]
The Depressed Manwords by Cameron Pierce | photo by Conna Lee
A man walks into a grocery store. He forgot his shopping list at home. He picks up a green basket and walks into the produce [...]
Finn Riggins – Wake
It’s rare for a band to tour for 245 days in the span of a year. It’s even less common for said band to a) [...]
HOLLY MIRANDA – The Magician’s Private Libraryreviewed by Hanna Rose
Why do we frequent coffee shops? Of course for the reward of a hot, frothy, morning treat after forking over a hefty ransom of cash. But other than that, we continue to visit our favorite java haunts to experience its traditional ambience; the dim, cool, lighting…
ALKALINE TRIO – This Addictionreviewed by Craig Gilbert
Okay…point blank: I have never listened to Alkaline Trio. For serious. Never. They’re just one of them bands that I’ve heard of for a while [...]
Growing – Hormone
Growing started work on their newest full-length titled Pumps in March 2009 at Brooklyn’s Ocropolis with engineer Barry London. Ocropolis is a great big pile [...]
Patrick Bower and the World Without Magic – The Dark Lord (of Love)
Sonically, Patrick Bower and the World Without Magic summons the dark mood of Scott Walker, structurally stems from the ornate pop of Harry Nilsson and [...]
Interview: Basia Bulatwords by Matthew Wright| photo by Jenna Marie Wakani
There are plenty of reasons other than the Winter Olympics to set your sights on the second-largest country in the world right now. Canadian contributions [...]
MAN/MIRACLE – The Shape of Thingsreviewed by Luke Winkie
Man/Miracle is a rock band, an unapologetic, beer-swilling, hot-blooded, blues n’ druids rock band. They write songs about pain, misery, and no-good women, and their debut album The Shape of Things is frontloaded with record-collector classics like Mott the Hoople, Love, and Os Mutantes.
Too Deep: In the Beginning, It Is Always Darkby Nate Pollard
In this, the second to last comic, we dissect the comic strip form, rending joke from picture to devour the sweet meta-nectar that lies beneath the meaning.
KAREN PAGE – S/Treviewed by Matt Edmund
Karen Page’s music hits you like a schizophrenic grandparent: one second they are pinching your cheek and telling you how proud they are of you, [...]
PJ BOND – You Didn’t Know I Was Alphabeticalreviewed by Garrett Lyons
You Didn’t Know I Was Alphabetical is a brilliant collection of songs ranging from Matt Pond PA to early Wilco folk-rockers. The whole album ebbs [...]
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