The MusicNerd Q&A With Poor Young Things
Since the release of their EP Let It Sleep in 2012, Toronto via Thunder Bay rock band Poor Young Things have been on a never-ending tour of Canada and the United States.[…]
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Review of Miesha & The Spanks – Girls, Like Wolves (Saved By Vinyl)
One of the best things I can say about the latest record from Calgary rock duo Miesha & The Spanks is just how bloody entertaining and fun of a record[…]
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The MusicNerd Q&A With Steady Hills
Although Halifax band Steady Hills is comprised of only two members, what a glorious sound the duo of Chad Harrington and Andrew Dahms make. A diverse set of influences rears[…]
Review of Leeroy Stagger – Truth Be Sold (Gold Lake Records)
After last year’s relatively subdued but still excellent Radiant Land, the ridiculously prolific Leeroy Stagger returns with an album inspired by the Occupy movements of last year. Accordingly, Stagger (with[…]
Matchbox Twenty: Still In The Spotlight
When some bands get a taste of success, they will do almost anything and everything to stay in the public’s eye, especially in the age of the internet where people’s[…]
Hard Work Pays Off For The Goo Goo Dolls
After more than 25 years, nine records and a plethora of Billboard hits, including “Iris,” “Name” and “Slide,” Buffalo, N.Y., natives the Goo Goo Dolls are in a bit of[…]
Graydon James & The Young Novelists Turn The Page
Their music has earned comparisons to Blue Rodeo and the Band but make no mistake, Toronto-based roots band Graydon James and the Young Novelists are carving a path all their[…]