Artist: Half Moon RunSong: 9beatAlbum: Salt Half Moon Run’s new album, Salt, is a testament to the remarkable humanity, resonance, and artistry of Half Moon Run. Expressive and yearning, 9beat is only one
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Artist: Remi WolfSong: Prescription Remi Wolf’s energetic vocal delivery makes any song a party. She is an electric artist, and this is her first electric single from 2023. It was written to be
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The things you find on the 500 level at the Rogers Centre in Toronto. Get a room, people. Moving on to music news for September 1, 2022… “I was a teenage Napster obsessive.”
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There will be no Star Wars puns this day. Not from me, anyway. Here’s music news for, er, the 125th day of 2020. Coronavirus update 1: Rage Against the Machine has postponed their
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Had a bad day at work this week? Not as bad as this guy. Let’s move over to music news for February 7, 2020. This Christian activist is going to sue the NFL
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Is it really 2019 already? As we transition into a time of new year’s resolutions (that may or may not be kept), fresh beginnings, and most importantly new music, it is time to
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One more shot of opinion regarding the best music of 2018 so far by the writers of this site. Zoe Orion, Curator of Thursday’s “New Music from the Inbox” 1. Son Lux, Brighter
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The first ever space shuttle launch–Columbia and STS-1–happened on this day in 1981. As for music news on April 12, 2018… This guy says he robbed a bank just to impress Taylor Swift. Tay-Tay
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Each year, the Prism Prize recognizes excellence in Canadian music video production and direction with the winner receiving a cheque for $15,000. This year’s ceremony is coming up in Toronto on May 13.
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By: Juliette Jagger (@juliettejagger) Artist: Grimes Ft. Janelle Monáe Song: Venus Fly Album/EP: Art Angels This past week, multi-media artist and producer Grimes shared a brand new video for her song, “Venus Fly,”
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They’re called political parties for a reason, right? The presidential elections in the United States take entirely too long. We know. Most of us—those not directly involved in the unwieldy political machinations and who
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