Category Archives: Music

Music Video: The Stanfields Brave a Strange New World for ‘Laser Beam’

The Stanfields are boldly going where The Stanfields have never gone before. Their latest video, “Laser Beam” has them exploring a strange new world, and seeking out new mediums for storytelling as the band delve into this short-form installment of science fiction. Continue reading Music Video: The Stanfields Brave a Strange New World for ‘Laser Beam’ →

Music Video: Nap Eyes Question ‘Mark Zuckerberg’ – Is He A Ghost? Where Are His Hands?

Capitalising on the zeitgeist of our dystopian present, Nap Eyes return with most apropos of questions: is Mark Zuckerberg, in fact, a ghost? Is he invested in us? In our future?  Does he have hands, and if he does, are they his own? In all likelihood, we will never know the answers. Continue reading Music Video: Nap Eyes Question ‘Mark Zuckerberg’ – Is He A Ghost? Where Are His Hands? →

Single: Rick Sparkes + the Enablers Trade Places for ‘Frank Munroe Digs a Hole’

Rick Sparkes + the Enablers are trying something new for their latest single, with Sparkes taking a backseat to the Enablers on “Frank Munroe Digs a Hole.” Metaphorically, that sounds dangerous and we have both questions and concerns, but in practice it sees Ruth Ann MacMurdo stepping in on lead vocals to deliver what Sparkes describes as a decidedly feminine tale. Continue reading Single: Rick Sparkes + the Enablers Trade Places for ‘Frank Munroe Digs a Hole’ →

Music Video: CHELL Questions the Value of Modern Media With ‘T.M.I’

Halifax Hip Hop artist, producer and videographer Mitchell Paquette, aka CHELL, has released a music video for his new song ‘T.M.I’. Set to appear on his impending album, the song  expresses CHELL’s frustrations with a problem that’s certainly not a new, but has become far more pervasive in the last half century, namely the saturation of media, dominated by politics, fear-mongering, and the ever-present threat of war. Continue reading Music Video: CHELL Questions the Value of Modern Media With ‘T.M.I’ →