Montreal Comiccon 2012 Preview

September 14 2012 // Magazine // Features

Comiccon

Rae Spoon on With Gay Abandon

September 13 2012 // CJLO

Tune in to With Gay Abandon tomorrow from 1pm-2pm to hear an interview with Rae Spoon about their new book, First Spring Grass Fire, a collection of very short, linked stories about coming of age in a suburban Alberta Pentecostal family.

I Am Living in Fattal

September 12 2012 // Magazine // Features

I moved out of the plateau to get out of the bullshit frosh celebrations that McGill kids hold dear to them as the "best week of their lives". I'm also in a band, so we had to find a way to live and play loud music without disturbing anybody.  Put those two stipulations into priority, and you'll probably end up in St Henri like I have.

Ty Segall & White Fence - Hair

September 11 2012 // Magazine // Music Reviews

 

Mount Eerie - Ocean Roar

September 10 2012 // Magazine // Music Reviews

 

Hooked on Sonics Returns Live to CJLO's Airwaves

September 6 2012 // CJLO

After nearly a 4 mth leave, Hooked on Sonics' Omar returns live to the CJLO airwaves with a short tribute to his late father, memorials to Shipping News/Rachels' Jason Noble and No Use for a Name's Tony Sly (including an old interview done with him), and the return of Nana Knows Best.  Will the magic be back!? Tune in! Thursday September 6th from 6-8pm ET.

Capybara – Dave Drusky

September 5 2012 // Magazine // Music Reviews

 

 

 

Double The Interviews On Grade A Explosives This Sunday

August 30 2012 // CJLO

 

BFTE talks to New Wave musicians Ming & Ping & Acoustic RnB Sensation, David Bak

August 24 2012 // CJLO

New Wave musicians Ming & Ping and Acoustic RnB Sensation, David Bak

   

August 28 on Beats From The East - Special Guests :  David Bak and Ming & Ping

New Wave is not dead and DJ Mister Vee will prove that to you this coming Tuesday!

Joining in for some Q&A will be Ming & Ping, a tandem of twin brothers from Hong Kong.

Hillside Festival 2012

August 22 2012 // Magazine // Features

Hillside Fesitval

For three days in July, the Hillside Festival made its home in the picturesque Guelph Lake Island conservation. There could not have been a better weekend for the sold-out crowd of music lovers attending the 29th edition of the festival! Everything was well-organized, and there was plenty of water to counter the extreme heat and lack of Wi-Fi. With no rain or bad vibes to dampen the mood, Hillside almost felt like nirvana.

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