6/10 Whiskey Picnic, the latest release by Irish folk band Rogue Diplomats, is simply a trip into the history of Ireland. Despite being filled with traditional Irish jigs and humour, this record could have used a […]
Rosedale is probably one of the hardest working bands in Toronto as of late, probably because the one-piece act that is Mike Liorti, the self-proclaimed “Work-a-holic,” has been spending his time putting out unique stage […]
8/10 Damn, this band brings me back to 2003. I feel like Telecomo’s release For Sale could have been a part of the soundtrack for The OC if it was released when the show was still […]
Get your fake British accents ready, ladies and gentlemen, because I am about to tell you about the amazingness that is Prozzak. It was a warm March evening as hundreds of 90s pop fans swarmed […]
7/10 My favourite type of album is the one that throws you off-kilter. It starts off in a fashion typical of its described genre, boring and safe, only to do a one-eighty and give you […]
9/10 Have you ever listened to an album and just started crying because it was so good? No? Well, you better check out Chris Gostling and The Tempo’s new record. Breath, Blood & Tempo will […]
90s Score: 7.5/10 2016 Score: 8/10 I was introduced to Oasis, one of my favourite Britpop bands, the year their second album was released. Though I was young, I have since harboured an immense love […]
5/10 I have no way to start this review except by saying, I love Honky Tonk. I freakin’ love it. I love that classic rock n’ roll, Elvis mixed with Johnny Cash sound, and there is […]
There is something classic about The Queers to me. Even their logo has this Tex Avery style cartoon that just screams “classic.” I grew up having them as a background soundtrack and, surprisingly, it took […]
6.5/10 There is this almost-romantic view of the blues. It is this idea that blues is about drinking, playing a steady guitar, and singing about sorrow. For the most part that is true, but there […]
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