Little You Little Me, Saint John’s resident rockers, have released a pair of live videos for their songs ‘I Don’t Care About You’ from their 2014 release What Have You Been Doing With Yer Time and ‘Mountain’ from their 2013 EP. The videos come just ahead of the announcement that they’re embarking on a fall tour on the east coast, including a stop at Festival (506), before making their way to Quebec and Ontario. Continue reading Little You Little Me Release Live Videos – Announce Tour
Tag Archives: Music
Music Video: Jont & The Infinite Possibility Dig Deep With ‘Big Open Heart’
Jont Openheart, our favourite displaced Englishman of the musical persuasion, along with his band, The Infinite Possibility, have released their newest single today. The namesake ‘Big Open Heart’ is a manifesto—an anthem—paired with an animation that’s a little bit literal and a lot metaphorical. Continue reading Music Video: Jont & The Infinite Possibility Dig Deep With ‘Big Open Heart’
Music Video: The Town Heroes Get Subversively Political With ‘Tonight’
The Town Heroes have surprised us with their new video and the final single from their 2017 album Please, Everyone.’Tonight’ is going to look familiar to anyone who has experienced a night alone in a foreign city; a night full of promise and excitement and, ultimately, disappointment. Continue reading Music Video: The Town Heroes Get Subversively Political With ‘Tonight’
New Music: The Burning Hell’s ‘Revival Beach’ Or ‘Songs Of The Coming Apocalypse’
We’re all going to die sometime. My condolences, but it’s something of an inevitability. It’s likely to be some sort of horribly introspective event, or we’ll be otherwise too busy to properly reflect on it in the moment. The Burning Hell have pre-empted just such a possibility by providing us with their newest album, ‘Revival Beach’, or as we like to think of it, ‘Songs of the Coming Apocalypse’. At least they make it sound fun. Continue reading New Music: The Burning Hell’s ‘Revival Beach’ Or ‘Songs Of The Coming Apocalypse’
Halifax Pop Explosion Goes Local With Beer Sponsorship
With great events comes great responsibility. Festival organizers and sponsors alike are familiar with the Field Of Dreams business model: if you build it, they will come, and once you have them there you can sell them whatever you want, provided it’s beer. It’s an opportunity for events to secure sponsorship and for sponsors to take advantage of a captive audience. Too often, that means a monopoly being purchased by the company with the deepest pockets, selling their disappointing fizzy rice water at inflated prices to people with no other options. Halifax Pop Explosion Music Festival and Conference (HPX) has found that there’s a better way. Continue reading Halifax Pop Explosion Goes Local With Beer Sponsorship