Looking at Apryll Aileen‘s music video for “Don’t Make Me Wait,” you’d think it was simply taking advantage of a nice day in Venice Beach. And you’d be right. But a lot of strange coincidences came together during that one day to fill the video with all kinds of Easter eggs.
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Music Video: Diamondtown Release Dream Pop Track ‘Forever’ Featuring Members of Dog Day and Eric’s Trip
Dartmouth’s Diamondtown sounds like 60’s jangle pop heavyweights The Byrds pushed through the filter of a modern indie dream pop machine. The band is the most recent reinvention of Husband & Knife; a low-key East Coast super group that now includes long time collaborators KC Spidle (Dog Day) and Evan Cardwell, with the more recent addition of Chris Thompson (Eric’s Trip). “Forever” is only the second single to be released by the three-piece, and it’s been treated to a dizzying Christmas display with this new video. Continue reading Music Video: Diamondtown Release Dream Pop Track ‘Forever’ Featuring Members of Dog Day and Eric’s Trip
Single: Cassette Tapes take on a Garage Rock Pop Song with ‘Toronto’
Saint John four-piece Cassette Tapes take a stab at writing a pop song for their second single, “Toronto.” It’s a little bit hook up culture, a little bit optimism, and every bit garage rock. Continue reading Single: Cassette Tapes take on a Garage Rock Pop Song with ‘Toronto’
Single: Wicked Vices Announce EP with an Ominous Climate Conscious Single, ‘Sinkin”
Fredericton’ Wicked Vices announced their upcoming self-titled EP today with the release an environmentally-minded single, “Sinkin’,” all about the “temperatures rising on [this] sinking boat.” Continue reading Single: Wicked Vices Announce EP with an Ominous Climate Conscious Single, ‘Sinkin”
In Review: TNB’s ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ is a Magical Evening of Fantasy, Family and Christmas
Theatre New Brunswick’s The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe’s first performance saw a standing ovation after 90 minutes of talking creatures, sword-fighting and wide-eyed imaginative spectacle brought the audience to their feet. Directed by TNB’s Lynda Hill, dramatized by Joseph Robinette and based off the classic novel by C.S. Lewis, the play brings the power of imagination onto the stage and is the perfect family fun for the holiday season. Continue reading In Review: TNB’s ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ is a Magical Evening of Fantasy, Family and Christmas