
Skateboarding is usually aligned with SoCal punk and other aggressive music. Pick up any skate or snowboard video, and I guarantee you won't...
Skateboarding is usually aligned with SoCal punk and other aggressive music. Pick up any skate or snowboard video, and I guarantee you won't...
This year's Ottawa Bluesfest was a huge triumph. Although much of the content steered far from "the blues," the addition of two new stages g...
"Out of this musical vacuum came this one ray of light, and that was Ween." - Henry RollinsThis month, Ween will release its eighth or twelf...
Down a dead-end street, a stone's throw from Ottawa's Italian district, you'll find Dave Draves milling about in the cosy confines of Little...
It seems criminal that this outstanding mid-80s Cleveland trio imploded before they found any acclaim. Led by Bill Fox, who later released...
Scat Records chief Robert Griffin has the collectors scrambling with this lovely triple-vinyl double-gatefold 10th Anniversary edition of Gu...
Don Caballero drummer Damon Che shows that he is no one-instrument man with another edition of impressive guitar callisthenics on the latest...
Sleepy sounds are certainly not foreign to Rochester-based Greg Weeks, but never have they so boldly embraced a psych-rock lineage, as if th...
With the release of Time Travel is Lonely, his second full-length since breaking from pop outfit MK Ultra, Vanderslice has proven that hard...
Just over a year since we were asked to become accustomed to his latest disguise, Eric Bachmann presents the second Crooked Fingers offering...
Graham Smith had a dream about making an album about making an album. While some dreams are usually ignored or forgotten, Smith made a point...
New York City's Greg Weeks continues to pen desperately sad songs charming enough to nod off to, and I mean that in the best possible way. H...
Kevin Barnes and his merry band have been refining their idea of imaginative pop song structure for about four years now, although Barnes ha...
The self-described "workingman's pop" of Lou Ford's second release was a bit of a hard sell for me, at first, but three or four listens of A...
Victoria's Calvin Dick (aka Neckbeard) wants your ears, not your money. As with past efforts, his third collection of breaks and beats is av...
The duo of Phil Parhamovich and Jeff Kearns has pooled their collective influences and come up smiling with Flame A Little Brighter. Basemen...
Jason Molina has consistently surprised and delighted with his Songs: Ohia project throughout the last four years. In the beginning, Palace...
With the Lofty Pillars, Boxhead Ensemble's Michael Krassner has found an outlet for what he calls folk music. Krassner's folk doesn't includ...
Masters of the Hemisphere are the runaway winners for lamest album of the year. After dealing a promising self-titled CD a couple of years b...
Railroad Jerk members Marcellus Hall and Dave Varenka join Matt Oliverio for the band's first outing as a trio, following up 1997's National...