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Exclusive Premiere: The Tortoise, The Hare & The Millionaire Debut With Blues-Heavy EP

Three years after Fredericton’s The Tortoise, the Hare & the Millionaire formed and two years after they began their career of live performances,  the Fredericton-based trio have come out with their self-titled debut EP. Leaning heavily into blues, funk and rock ‘n’ roll, the band’s classic-rock influences shine through in the recording. Continue reading Exclusive Premiere: The Tortoise, The Hare & The Millionaire Debut With Blues-Heavy EP →

Music Video: The Bloody Hell Release ‘Diggin” Just In Time For Halloween And Get A Visit From The Fire Dept

Just in time for Halloween, Halifax’s Horror Punks The Bloody Hell have released a video for the song “Diggin’,” the most recent installment in a long standing tradition of bands looking for love down at the graveyard. Continue reading Music Video: The Bloody Hell Release ‘Diggin” Just In Time For Halloween And Get A Visit From The Fire Dept →

Music Video: Christine Campbell Spreads Her Wings With Classified Produced ‘Butterfly’

Christine Campbell has released an inspiring new video for her song ‘Butterfly’ more than a year after its initial release on the album, ‘Roller Coaster.’ The track, produced by Canadian rapper Classified, is an anthem for all who have overcome the hardships of bullying and mistreatment. Continue reading Music Video: Christine Campbell Spreads Her Wings With Classified Produced ‘Butterfly’ →

Music Video: Brandon Voyeur Creates Art-Rock Spectacle ‘IIV’

Believe it or not, there’s a genuine shortage of modern rock stars, or at least true artists, in the world. There’s a lacking in the sort of people who will get up on stage and not just make music, but perform! Kanye West isn’t about to pull an Alice Cooper and chop off his own head on stage, only to reattach it during the next song. If Taylor Swift ever sets fire to a guitar at best it’ll be as a poor cliché, or, at its worst, a tragedy.

When artists like Brandon Voyeur comes along, with the full song and dance of a Thin White Duke, it’s a rarity that gets lumped in on the fringes of art-rock. Playing to his strengths, Voyeur’s latest release, “IIV,” feels like a teaser to a full-on rock opera. Unfortunately, as he explains, that’s been more of a hindrance than anything at this point in his career. Continue reading Music Video: Brandon Voyeur Creates Art-Rock Spectacle ‘IIV’ →

Halifax Pop Explosion 2018: The Year of Discovery

Halifax Pop Explosion has been a staple in the Halifax music scene for generations, and for me even served as an introduction to live music. After celebrating the 25th Anniversary last year with Headliners including Bat Sabbath, Charlotte Day Wilson, Cloud Nothings and METZ, the expectations seemed pretty stacked. Continue reading Halifax Pop Explosion 2018: The Year of Discovery →