Booji Boys, Weekend Rocker
by Mac Cameron
Are you pissed? Do you hate Christmas? Do you need some relief? You need Booji Boys.
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Nova Scotia
Brandon Voyeur, Modern Divinity
Brandon Voyeur’s Modern Divinity leaves a lasting impression.
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“How Long” by Mauno
by Jim Di Gioia
“How Long” is a rallying cry from Mauno: Only you can prevent global annihilation.
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Logan Hill, Funeral Pieces
Logan Hill’s album, Funeral Pieces, is a beautiful, haunting study of both death and life.
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Not You, Misty
by Mac Cameron
Slip into the fuzzy, dreamy ‘slippergaze’ sound of Halifax’s Not You.
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Century Egg, River God
by Mac Cameron
River God by Century Egg is a refreshing and exuberant EP from one of Canada’s most exciting new bands.
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“For What It’s Worth” by Kurtis Eugene
by Jim Di Gioia
Kurtis Eugene listened to what his mama said and used what he’s got for good.
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Chik White, Malform
by David Parker
Chik White’s 2016 release ‘Malform’ spits, froths, gurgles, and gulps. Not to be missed.
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Slow Man Tofu “Starting Bands”
by Jim Di Gioia
Admit it. We all harbour a rock ‘n roll fantasy. Listen as Slow Man Tofu captures the magic and rush of being asked “You wanna start a band?” on his aptly named song, “Starting Bands”.
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Kestrels “No Alternative”
by Jim Di Gioia
Kestrels’ “No Alternative” finds the Halifax-based trio on a frenzied trajectory forward.
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