The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 835: Revisiting CanRock bands of the 90s, part 2
Before 1971, there really wasn’t much of a Canadian music industry. Sure, there were record labels, recording studios, promoters, and
Read moreBefore 1971, there really wasn’t much of a Canadian music industry. Sure, there were record labels, recording studios, promoters, and
Read moreCanada is the sixth-largest music market in the world. Only the US, Japan, the UK, Germany and France are bigger.
Read moreActually, “Wouldn’t It Be Etherium” would be a more accurate title, but then it wouldn’t go well with the bit
Read moreBrian Byrne of I Mother Earth–one of my favourite Canadian bands of all time, by the way–has launched a brand
Read moreThis comes from the official I Mother Earth website, so it’s gotta be true, right? I know… completely crazy!! So… where
Read moreWhen Brian Byrne, the singer for I Mother Earth, saw that the surviving members of Stone Temple Pilots were holding
Read moreEvery week I go through a ton of stuff that lands either in my computer or on my desk and
Read moreThere is only one song that’s been on every single iPod/iPhone I’ve ever owned: “Not Quite Sonic” from I Mother
Read moreA couple of years ago, a new non-profit charity was launched with the aim of helping Canadian musicians who have
Read moreIME was (is) one of my favourite Canadian bands of the 90s. On May 2, the band is going to
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