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 The Februarys
The Brighter Side of Things
There's a thin line between writing a cohesive album and writing the same song over and over again. There's also a thin line between having a healthy mix of styles and having a disjointed record. >>>MORE
 Gentleman Reg
Darby & Joan
Gentleman Reg (Vermue) has the sort of high shuddery voice that is remarkable when working mostly alone and gets less remarkable as you add more instruments to the sound. >>>MORE
 Octoberman
These Trails Are Old and New
I wonder if Bob Dylan and Neil Young really know the extent of their influence and legacy? Like the Greenwich Village coffee houses in the 1960's today's clubs are still bustling with sensitive singer-songwriters armed with a guitar, harmonica and a pen and paper. >>>MORE account For Orders, to buy essayshark on.
 Wayne Omaha
Let it Mellow
It can be said that two important factors have had a huge part in shaping Canada: the weather, and the sheer vastness of the land. >>>MORE
 Melissa McClelland
Stranded in Suburbia
A few of the songs on Melissa McClelland's second album Stranded in Suburbia have the potential to break free of the prototypical female singer-songwriter sound like the industrial influenced "Factory" and the electronic remix of the radio single "Jaded. >>>MORE Fast Essays from Custom Writing Services.
 Jacob Two-Two
The Elastic Heart of Youth
Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Never truer words could be stated about eastern Ontario band Jacob Two-Two whose life as a band was severally tested during the making of 2004's The Elastic Heart of Youth. >>>MORE
 Frog Eyes
The Golden River
Well I've got to hand it to the band Frog Eyes, their music doesn't resemble anything else I've ever heard recently. >>>MORE
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Don't Need a Record Deal: Your Survival Guide for the Indie
Music Revolution
by Daylle Deanna Schwartz
There's plenty of encouragement for the part-time
musician worried about quitting their job. There's two chapters
on the necessity and requirements of starting your own small
business with your music as the "product". >>>MORE
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Cort Smith
I did open mics while I was in the
band, and still do now. I love them. They are so intimate and
there is such a unique performer/audience dynamic going on.
By the end of my time in Jackdicky, I almost preferred those
to the bigger shows we did with the band because I actually
felt relaxed on stage for a change. >>>MORE v2 e cigarettes e cigarette price comparison dangers of electronic cigarettes
The Dirtbombs
Quite honestly, I went out of my way to make
a band that was extremely difficult to describe, so I've never
bothered to come up with a description. >>>MORE
Nik Kozub
I also think that part of the reason that
I am doing this now is that I actually have a better idea of
what I want the label to be and how I want to approach doing
things. I have always been driven by this idea of creative progression,
I really can’t sit still, so I am endlessly taking on
new projects. I guess this label is one of those. >>>MORE
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O’Clock Charlie, Sleeping Girl,
Fields to Flood, The Februarys
September 17, Muttart Hall,
Alberta College
Upon entry to Muttart Hall, I was stunned
by what I saw. Stadium seating, gorgeous wood walls and stage… I
felt like I was there to watch an orchestra, not a bunch
of spastic indie rock bands. >>>MORE
Buck65
September 10, Megatunes
The show was more of a workshop than a concert with only five
or six songs played during the afternoon. In between numbers
Buck continually talked and interacted with the audience telling
jokes and stories behind the songs he played. >>>MORE
Field and Stream, Champion Alberta, The
Cape May
September 3, 2005, Sidetrack Cafe
Being
that it was Alberta’s centennial and all, what better way to celebrate
our great province than with a night of music from three of Alberta’s
most talented bands. The show was in support of a debut seven inch release
for Edmonton’s own Field and Stream. >>>MORE
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