Artist: Shae DiamondSong: Smile This is an irresistibly happy tune! Shae Diamond’s unstoppable vocals shine over layers and layers and layers of bright horns, and a funky fast-paced beat. Watch/listen: Artist: Patrick WatsonSong:
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[Another summer encore. Back with more new shows in the fall. -AC] There is no question that the vast majority of rock history is centred around dudes. It has been a very, very
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That’s it. I’m officially sick of the Trivago guy. How many commercials can one person do? Moving on to music news for August 16, 2019… Say what you want about Taylor Swift, this
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Artist: Sleater KinneySong: Hurry On Home This track has an infectious and contained rebellious energy, like a pot about to boil over. Produced by St Vincent, this is the first taste of new
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The early 90s were an amazing time for music. Generation X, a powerful demographic force, reached the age where they were in a position to dominate music, demanding material that reflected their needs,
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It’s Martin Luther King Day in the US. Canadians could use a stat right about now, don’t you think? Any ideas for something to commemorate/celebrate? Think about that as you browse through music
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On part one, we looked at the women who fought to prove that they and their gender could rock as hard and as well as men. On the second half of the program,
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By Adam Morrison There are two ways to pay tribute to your influences. The “Blurred Lines”/”Got to Give It Up” trial is apparently how not to do it. The other way (which is
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I really like Bob’s Burgers. Please don’t let Fox cancel it because that would create a huge gap in my Sunday night Animation Domination schedule. And hey! Sleater-Kinney showed up! (Via Brent)
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Hundreds of tracks pass through my computer every week. Here are eleven that caught my attention in the last seven days. Enjoy. (Hosting by Mediazoic)
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The AV Club has this longish piece on how 1996 proved to be a major year in the world of punk. Lots of props to Canada’s Propagandhi, too. Everything was flying: spit, sweat,
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