The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 954: The Trews, in their own words
When a band first comes together, there’s little expectation that this could become a long-term endeavor. Being a professional musician
Read moreWhen a band first comes together, there’s little expectation that this could become a long-term endeavor. Being a professional musician
Read moreAfter a couple of years of being sidelined by COVID, Sound of Music, Canada’s largest free music festival, returns to
Read more[I’m involved in a program designed to help survivors of trauma like war and extreme poverty through music therapy. Here’s
Read more[Another dispatch from Ross Macdonald, a frequent customer of the unique Neat Coffee Shop. – AC] Although Neat is called
Read moreLast week, I appeared on a podcast called Hot Wings, an interview program where the guests chat about things whilst
Read more[Ross McDonald has been covering some of the shows played in an somewhat unlikely venue outside of Ottawa. Here’s the
Read moreArtists are very, very quickly learning how to use various livestream/video meeting technologies to get their music out there. The
Read moreNo, daylight saving time doesn’t end this weekend. You’ll have to wait another week before falling back. And now that
Read more[Another fine interview from frequent contributor, Andrew Epstein. – AC] by Andrew Epstein The first time I interviewed The Trews
Read moreOn this day in 2003, Netscape died and was replaced by Mozilla. Sinead O’Connor thinks that music has died. She
Read moreA couple of years ago, a new non-profit charity was launched with the aim of helping Canadian musicians who have
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