The Town Heroes released a cover of ‘Silent Night’ just in time for the Christmas season, but according to member Mike Ryan, the cover has been a year in the making. Continue reading Single: A Year in the Making for The Town Heroes’ ‘Silent Night’
Single: Wicked Vices’ Hard Rocking ‘Irish Goodbye’
It’s that time of year again; families are busily trying to get ready for the holidays, Christmas music is playing everywhere you go, and that Atlantic Canadian winter weather had started to work its way in. Most would say that the warmth and love felt over the holiday season is enough to make it the most joyous season of the year, but not Fredericton’s Wicked Vices. With the release of their newest single ‘Irish Goodbye,’ they show that no holiday season is complete without some hard rock with post-industrial undertones to really get those ears ringing with holiday cheer. Continue reading Single: Wicked Vices’ Hard Rocking ‘Irish Goodbye’
Music Video: Two Deaths Release Debut Single ‘Don’t Water Down The Gun’
Looking for a little bit of musical relaxation to help unplug and unwind? Halifax’s Two Deaths might have just what you need. On November 27th the duo released their first single, ‘Don’t Water Down the Gun’, a slow-paced, simple, and melodic tune that is sure to help you escape from those every-day stressors, well, at least for a minute or two.
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New Music: Deep Fryer’s ‘Rockin’ Right Hard’ Is Greasier Than A Bucket of Dixie Lee
Surfacing after an extensive bath in the uncleaned grease traps that lie in Fredericton hardcore act Deep Fryer is their new EP Rockin’ Right Hard. A product that leaves you with the same feeling of overindulgence as the Dixie Lee chicken on the cover, only with less regret, and you sweat out the calories instead on consuming them. Continue reading New Music: Deep Fryer’s ‘Rockin’ Right Hard’ Is Greasier Than A Bucket of Dixie Lee
The Case Of The Missing Salmon: Artwork Stolen From Uptown Saint John
Earlier this year, ten fibreglass salmon sculptures were created through a public art initiative coordinated by Discover Saint John and the Province of New Brunswick. Standing at six feet tall, the salmon sculptures would be painted by local artists and placed around Saint John’s uptown as an “urban kaleidoscope.” One of the ten salmon pieces went missing this week. Continue reading The Case Of The Missing Salmon: Artwork Stolen From Uptown Saint John