New Tune Review: Sundiver
Sundiver is, to put it simply, alt-rock at its finest. For a band that defies genre in practice and in theory, it is difficult to draw comparisons — I recentl...
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New Tune Review: Bad Child
I would have a hard time believing you if you said you hadn’t heard of Bad Child at this point. The young artist has spent the past year-and-change making a...
New Tune Review: Waveson
Today is a special day because I get to write about a local artist that I discovered through a sponsored post on Instagram.
Isn’t the world a funny place? ...
New Tune Review: EDDYEVVY
I saw Kitchener-Waterloo band EDDYEVVY live for the first time a few weeks ago and it was one of the most refreshing musical experiences I have had since I beca...
If Streets Could Talk: Baden
Raising a family and listening to the trains in Baden...
Local Rapper STEVEDAVE Anticipates Second Release
Kurtis Rideout, also known as Steve Dave, recognizes the power of new wave hip-hop on Poubelle Blanche...
Homage to Hometown with Block Parent
“Down the 401, passed the Schneider’s sign; That’s where I wanna be/Might be hurtin’ but it’s got a certain je ne sais-quality”
Cambridge act Block Parent’s ne...
The Man Behind the Beard: Sitting Down with Santa
We sent Kurtis to interview some local Santas and to find out if he was still on the "nice" list...