The Matinee ’21 v. 006 – Jaguar Jonze, Hiss Golden Messenger, Spunsugar, Isadora Eden, TOLEDO, and Silver Strands
The songs on The Matinee ’21 v. 006 may be blissful and dreamy, but beneath the lush layers are stories […]
Kerri Powers – “Bicycle Man” (single premiere)
Some people are born athletes and others are born leaders. Kerri Powers was born to play the guitar and tell […]
The Matinee May 30th
We truly are mining indie music’s hidden gems on The Matinee May 30th edition. Every single one of the nine […]
Quinn Devlin & the Bridge Street Kings – ‘Sweet Thursday’ (EP review)
As time passes, Quinn Devlin is finding more ways to welcome us to his inner world. This time he’s opened […]
Fanny And The Atta Boys – ‘A Peck Of Dirt’ (album premiere)
Combine a hefty dose of nostalgia with a mix of jazz and toe-tapping rhythms and you’ve got yourself A Peck […]
The Matinee October 4th
Trying to determine which songs would be featured on The Matinee October 4th edition was immensely difficult. The quality of […]
The Wood Brothers – “Paradise”
Almost every day I cruise the internet for music sites in which help pass my mundane life. The internet is […]
Hidden Gem: Monuments and Statues
The city of Kingston, Ontario (population approximately 125,000) is known for a few things (some of which may be new […]
The Hunting Party – “Sirens and Lights”
Brought together by chance and a Craigslist ad, The Hunting Party are now endearing friends and a collective of musicians that are […]
Weekend Showcase: February 20th Playlist
Our weekly playlist of some awesome new music from the not so-distant-past. The playlist is at the bottom, but if […]
Galleri – “Tacky Part”
“Tacky Part” is the new single from roots-folk band Galleri. The seven-piece collective from Australia has toured with the likes […]
49 Above: Dinner Belles, “The River and The Willow”
In another feature, Vancouver was spoken about as a great Canadian city for music, arguably moreso than Toronto and Montreal […]
CD Review: James Leclaire Delivers on Of What Is Left
James Leclaire sings with a gritty voice (think Steve Earle but without the booze issues) and I’ll admit that I […]
Mundo Musique: Julian Taylor Band’s Groovy “Tech Noir”
Funk, soul, and roots music are slowly creeping back into the mainstream mindset, thanks in large part to veteran musicians […]
The Revue with Ninety Pounds of Ugly
This is a fun one, folks. Ninety Pounds of Ugly are a rootsy-country quartet (though for our purposes, we had […]
pRevue – Gerry Griffin
Setting the Scene I first came to know Gerry Griffin in late 2012, when he and his partner/manager Heather contacted […]