Pride, greed, lust, malicious envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth—in the context of a Fredericton brewery they refer to the standalone chiller and the six fermenters: the seven deadly tins of York County Cider. Ed Teale, local brewer and mastermind behind York County Cider situated in Fredericton’s quaint Chestnut Plaza, has put a lot of thought into both the product and the branding behind his tempting beverages. Continue reading The Seven Deadly Tins Of York County Cider
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In Review: Off the Leash Production’s ‘The Belle of Amherst’
Robin Hebb sparkles as Emily Dickinson in Off The Leash‘s production of The Belle of Amherst directed by Jeremy Webb. Fourth walls be damned—pull up a chair and a cuppa and tuck in to some of your friend Emily’s famous black cake. She talks a lot and gets lost in her own stories, but it’s all part of the charm of the non-linear existence of a writer.
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New Music: Chris Colepaugh’s ‘RnR’
If you’re looking for an infusion of southern inspired rock greased with some rhythm & blues, and packed with all the energy of a live album, you’ve found it. After a break of six years Chris Colepaugh and the Cosmic Crew has released their 8th studio album, RnR. Continue reading New Music: Chris Colepaugh’s ‘RnR’
The 8th Annual Feels Good Bonspiel
Feels Good, for those not in the know, is an art and music community. Which is a technically accurate description, in the most lacklustre square-peg way. They are the party makers of New Brunswick. They are who you call if you want to have a good time. These are the people who are responsible for Folly Fest, arguably the best summer festival in the province, the Feels Good Christmas Party, and that must-have event for any civilized organization: the annual Bonspiel. Continue reading The 8th Annual Feels Good Bonspiel
New Music: David Myles’ ‘Here Now’
With his latest offering, Here Now, David Myles has surely solidified himself as the Pop Prince of the East Coast. Continue reading New Music: David Myles’ ‘Here Now’