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May 26, 2011

A Different Kind Of Anvil Steve ‘Lips’ Kudlow has always kept the faith, avoided temptation and forgiven any trespasses. by Kyle Mullin

May 19, 2011

Infinity Guitars Ring, Are You Listening? A once-doomed brazilian restaurant turned out the be the place Sleigh Bells found their voice. by Kyle Mullin
Soul's Royalty Soul throwback Sharon Jones learned the hard way but is seeing the fruits of her vintage sound. by Curtis Wright
With Love Things Get Wyrd3 From the organizers to the artists, the festival proves that a Wyrd love is a special kind of love. by Trent Wilkie
Old Sins All Over The Map The Old Sins create songs like a steady heartbeat of solid influences and eclectic sounds. by Robin Schroffel
Hot Bloody Spots 3 Inches of Blood work so hard that the paparazzi don’t know what to do with them. by Trent Wilkie

May 12, 2011

The Abilities To Persevere After the death of his friend and rap cohort, DJ Abilities experiments with live melodious beats. by Kyle Mullin
The Tractor Won't Stop After 17 years, the new Captain Tractor chair of choice is the theatre seat, not the bar stool. by Trent Wilkie
Another Roadside Attraction From Bolivia to your basement, Ben Sures can tell you the story of a travelling man. by Ben Dextraze
The Voice Of Zuni First inspired by an R. Kelly song, Sam Bradley enjoys pissing on his mom’s ex-boyfriends’ memories. by Kathleen Bell

May 5, 2011

A Solitary Man Polaris nominated Miracle Fortress is very happy to do this one all on his own.
Carpenter Builds Music The “bad boy” of the pipe organ” develops and delivers his own musical scandal. by Jerry Ozipko
Architectural Indecision Searle summates success and the silliness of sub-categorizing sound.

April 28, 2011

Friday I'm In Love A sound-collision of the ’8os, Cygnets write songs where the sun don’t shine. by Kathleen Bell
He Who Laughs Last The draw of the stage brings Face to Face together for a new tour and a new album. by Tyler Ostermayer

April 21, 2011

The Instruments Of William Elliott Whitmore William Elliott Whitmore harvests rurally rooted rhythms on current tour, upcoming album. by Kyle Mullin
Changed Into A Smashing Figure From soap to smash, Fat Dave Johnston defines success on his own terms. by Robin Schroffel
Men At Work The Bird Sang Song are blue-collar all the way — yet, don’t expect their rock to be in the ditches. by Trent Wilkie

April 14, 2011

Innocent Pages Of Classified Classified has his vices and virtues, but when it’s all said and done, he’s just looking for balance by Kyle Mullin
Diggin’ Up The Prehistoric Records No offence to Montreal, but Dinosaur Bones pay homage to another of Canada’s meccas. by Robin Schroffel
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