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November 20, 2008

Bring In ’Da Herb, Bring In ’Da Funk The Herbaliser comes to Edmonton with a big bong hit of soul, jazz, and rare groove by Yuri Wuensch
Justin Rutledge: Paperback Songwriter? The well-read songwriter lets us in on the literary character that inspired his new album by Fawnda Mithrush
Bringing Punk To Its Knees Sprained ankles and random gunfire: it’s all part of life for Ben Disaster and Let’s Dance by Kathleen Bell
Immortalized In Plastic Montreal’s Priestess found fame in videogames, but they insist their live show makes them great by Fawnda Mithrush

November 13, 2008

Death And Entertainment He might get painted as a total sap, but James Blunt has been around more than his fair share of ben by Kathleen Bell
Everyone Deserves Second Chances Jill Barber’s latest album might show up in your Mom’s stocking, but you’ll want to burn a copy too by Renato Pagnani
Some Things Are Best Left Dead NKOTB are back at Rexall almost two decades after their first visit-will their fanbase still swoon? by Kathleen Bell & Fawnda Mithrush
Cool Hand, Luke Luke Doucet’s guitar stylings are as proudly Canadian as the come by Warren Haas
An Original Blues Brother From waters to wells to clapton and the stones, this Buddy is one guy that’s done it all by Jeff Holubitsky
Turning Out The Lights Local folks F&M explore some dark themes on every light must fade, but they still know how to laugh by Fawnda Mithrush
Mansion Of Passion Sarah Noni Metzner’s latest album focuses on a 19th-Century board game that aimed to teach children by Fawnda Mithrush

November 6, 2008

Same Cornell, Different Taste The man behind Soundgarden and Audioslave unleashes a scream with Timabaland by Trent Wilkie
Faunt Of Dishes Faunts bassist Scott Gallant remembers his roots as a humble music-loving kitchen servant by Kathleen Bell
Broken Social Queen Elizabeth Powell’s all healed up and taking Land of Talk on the road with Some Are Lakes by Fawnda Mithrush
Surviving, With Little Jabs Along The Way Two Hours Traffic brings a representative east coast revue to town, teaming up with newfies Hey Rose by Trent Wilkie

October 30, 2008

No More Mixed Signals It’s been a long time coming, but wünderkind Michael Rault is finally releasing Crash! Bang! Boom by Renato Pagnani
Where’s Rossi Now? Now that the reality show buzz has died, Rockstar: Supernova winner starts over with a new band by Kathleen Bell
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