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August 20, 2009

Mississippi Burnside Cedric Burnside upholds his grandfather R.L.’s legacy of traditional hill country blues by Sean Joyner

July 2, 2009

Old, Gifted Frank Black You can call him Frank, you can call him Black Francis, but just get to the point of your questions by Tom Murray
Let’s Do The Yoknapatawpha Rock! William Faulkner’s Light in August was the basis for Rock Plaza Central’s new disc by Mike Deane
There Will Be Rudd Xavier Rudd has a dab hand with the didgeridoo — and at least a dozen other instruments too by Michelle Garcia
Pack Mentality The Pack A.D.'s Black and Maya Miller ooze tough-as-leather garage-rock cool by Paul Matwychuk
The Mashed-Up Life Of DJ Z-Trip The turntable pioneer says there’s nothing unique about creating mashups; that’s just part of DJing by Kyle Francis
Hot Tickets Sunset Rubdown, Green Day, Goatwhore by See Staff
Songwriter Descending A Staircase Hey Rosetta!’s Tim Baker almost broke his neck writing the songs that make up Into Your Lungs by Kathleen Bell

June 25, 2009

I Went To An Arden Party And the St. Albert theatre’s 25th anniversary gala is a good place to reminisce with old friends by Marliss Weber
Their Eyes Were Watching Cobb Jimmy Cobb, Kind of Blue’s last surviving musician, talks about drumming up a masterpiece by Paul Matwychuk
The Accent Is On The “Ow!” Gypsophilia’s Django-esque jazz stylings leave audiences young and old crying “Sa-ba-da-OW!” by Kathleen Bell
Primus Polymath The tireless Les Claypool is a bass virtuoso, a movie director, a novelist and a wine entrepreneur by Curtis Wright
The Ballad Of The Rural Alberta Advantage Nils Edenloff moved from Fort Mac to Toronto, but his career took off when he embraced his origins by Mike Deane
Hot Tickets Gift of Gab, Canadian Carnage, Paul Potts by See Staff
My Buddy Andrew, My Buddy Nardwuar The story of the unlikely friendship between Andrew W.K. and Canada’s favourite human serviette by Trent Wilkie

June 18, 2009

No Hands On Buzzers Can New Zealand indie-poppers Cut Off Your Hands pass our rigourous Edmonton I.Q. test? by Trent Wilkie
What A Difference Adé Makes Only in the realm of King Sunny Adé would four CDs in 10 years be considered a "slowdown" by Tom Murray
Hot Tickets Blind Boys of Alabama, Jenn Grant, Ladyhawk by See Staff
Their Career Has Exploded — And So Has Their Stomach Japandroids got a career-making review from Pitchfork ... only to have an ulcer nearly kill them by Michael Hingston
From “Green Onions” To Potato Hole Whenever soul legend Booker T. Jones sits down at the keyboard, the results are always tasty by Tom Murray
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