Liam Corcoran signals a left turn with his latest release, but quantum mechanics has taught us that every decision creates a new dimension where the opposite is true. The new direction Corcoran takes with “I’m A Wreck” might not be something you want to become attached to. Continue reading Single: Liam Corcoran Gets Grungy on ‘I’m A Wreck’
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Single: Look to the Skies as Maztradamus Release ‘Strange Birds’
It would be a stretch to think that most of us would remember a great weekend in the fog on the Bay of Fundy in 2011. If it weren’t for good ol’ Hurricane Bill, who set us to flight along with a few tents early Sunday morning, or it being the final Sunseekers Ball, it would most likely have been forgotten. If you were on the east coast in August of 2011, it was the best place to spend your weekend. Among the many artists to perform that weekend were a duo who called themselves Maztradamus. Continue reading Single: Look to the Skies as Maztradamus Release ‘Strange Birds’
Music Video: Dali Van Gogh Grow Their Cult with ‘East Coast Witches’
Halifax rock group Dali Van Gogh defend “Get Away” with an example of what happens to those who mock them. With the release of their latest single from their new album, Under Her Spell, they announce that they’ve entered an agreement with a nearby coven. Continue reading Music Video: Dali Van Gogh Grow Their Cult with ‘East Coast Witches’
New Music: Social Smokers Club Debut Album Takes Journey Through ‘The Woods’
The Social Smokers Club have released their debut album, The Woods. A rock album at its heart, The Woods has a strong vein of early-to-mid 90s grunge and alternative that bleeds through, creating what the band describe as “Woods Rock.” Continue reading New Music: Social Smokers Club Debut Album Takes Journey Through ‘The Woods’
Cloggeroo 2018 – Come for the Festival, Stay for the Folk
Back in 2014, Cloggeroo set up shop and started rocking the east coast of Prince Edward Island. With five years of steady growth and increasing line-up value this festival, born and raised in the quaint, riverside village of Georgetown, continues along at full steam. Although it’s traditionally putting forth a strong Islander presence, the venue also draws great talent from across the country in a plethora of genres. From what we’ve been told it is NOT a clogging thing. Long story short; we have clogs for sale.
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