Partner have always been clear on the fact that their relationship is of a platonic nature —”gay, but not for each other”—but their latest single, “Good Place To Hide (At The Time),” leans into that. The new single references the work of the Greek philosopher himself and his Allegory of the Cave, all in the style of Canadian prog rock legends, Rush. Continue reading Single: Partner Blend Rush and Plato on ‘Good Place To Hide (At The Time)’
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East Coast Music Association Announce Showcasing Artists Performing at 2020 ECMA in Newfoundland
Finally we’re getting a sense of what we’re all headed to Newfoundland for this April. The East Coast Music Association has unveiled the showcasing artist who will be performing during the 2020 East Coast Music Awards taking place from April 29 – May 3 in St. John’s, NL. Continue reading East Coast Music Association Announce Showcasing Artists Performing at 2020 ECMA in Newfoundland
Single: Derek Thibeault Pushes Forward On Solo Melonvine Track ‘Confessions’
Melonvine’s Derek Thibeault recently found himself facing some challenging circumstances after the departure of both drummer Taylor Pennell and bassist Patrick Martin. Rather than scrap the band altogether, Thibeault took one-man-band approach, working a bit of a studio magic to produce “Confessions.” Continue reading Single: Derek Thibeault Pushes Forward On Solo Melonvine Track ‘Confessions’
Foghorn Brewing Company Hosts International Women’s Day Collaboration Brew and it Sparkles!
Foghorn Brewing Company in Rothesay, New Brunswick, is celebrating International Women’s Day with a very special, limited edition, collaboratively brewed Sparkölsch Beer, and it sparkles. On March 5th, they will be releasing their new beer for a limited time in locations around New Brunswick, with proceeds from sales going towards supporting programming for women the Greater Saint John Area. Continue reading Foghorn Brewing Company Hosts International Women’s Day Collaboration Brew and it Sparkles!
Music Video: Kill Chicago Head Out on the Road for ‘You Don’t Like It’
Kill Chicago have always had a rebellious streak, albeit a wholesome one. They’ve got a history of shaking down the status quo, and if blues rock ever had a punk ethos, Kill Chicago is what it would sound like. Their latest “anti-video” leans into that, along with their other videos from their album The Fix, with “You Don’t Like It” getting a DIY treatment. Continue reading Music Video: Kill Chicago Head Out on the Road for ‘You Don’t Like It’