
Toronto's Raising the Fawn took advantage of the packed house by performing a strong set, especially when lead singer John Crossingham sang...
Toronto's Raising the Fawn took advantage of the packed house by performing a strong set, especially when lead singer John Crossingham sang...
An inaugural year for this three-night affair of bands, B-films and beer. And if you think the surrounding Parkdale neighbourhood is rough a...
I'm not sure how these two bands ended on the same bill, but it was quite a contrast in rock trios. Pittsburgh's Modey Lemon unleashed a pow...
This Motor City threesome are all over the map on this six song EP. They are at their best when they are representing Detroit Pop City with...
As a Canadian band on an American label, I really wanted to like the Birthday Machine's four-song seven-inch debut. I was also looking forwa...
This has been a fun series of releases, with consistently nice packaging (the records come with the zines), and prior bands including Buck,...
Mission Exotica is the perfect title for this album of surf/spy offerings from the veteran Swedish trio. It starts off with one of the best...
Vancouver's sunny-side up popsters have stretched things out a bit on their second album; the ten songs clock in at 28 minutes, up from 25 i...
GOMM, formerly Pillar before a name change for the standard legal reasons, are a four piece from Regina, whose core members have been togeth...
My first impressions of this EP were positive: pleasant cover of some bicycles by the sea, pleasant sounding name, and Mark Gaudet (Eric's T...
This six-song EP really moves right from the start, which is appropriate since the lead track, "C'mon," is about living in the here and now....
This six-song EP really moves, right from the start, which is appropriate since the lead track, "C'mon," is about living in the here and now...
I bought this sight unseen, just because Tina Luchessi (of Trashwomen and Bobbyteens fame) is the Tina in question. I was hoping this would...
Texas is associated with being big (i.e., Texas toast) and bad (i.e. "Texas kicks ass bumpers stickers). Dallas, TXs Deathray Davies are c...
It's a little easier to enjoy melancholy if it's somebody else's. A good example takes place when you spin this Vancouver band's debut seven...
The Mexican Elvis is back with another collection of reinterpreted popular songs, à la Weird Al Yankovic. While the curly haired one capital...
From 1964 to 1968, the six Anaheim, CA, pals known as the Avengers VI rode the last wave of the West Coast surf music craze (which probably...
This is an album of honest, slightly skewed bedroom pop made by a rural Nova Scotian who was probably a bit twisted by growing up in Hamilto...
This band takes "songs you've never liked before" and loungifies them by giving them the electric organ treatment while flavouring them with...
The Ewoks have a drummer, an organist, a vocalist and a lot of spunk. Picture a catchy, danceable, but loose and garage-y sound, one similar...