New Music: Reversing Falls’ ‘Reversing Falls 2’

The Sophomore Slump is a very real and measureable thing that looms before every new band: the almost certainly doomed second album. There’s never any guarantee of safety for anyone – not The Doors, not The Who, not Arcade Fire, and most certainly not MGMT. For some, it’s a slight downward dip from the genius of their opening act to the level … Continue reading New Music: Reversing Falls’ ‘Reversing Falls 2’

Dillon Anthony’s Four Stories LIVE

Dillon Anthony is set to take the stage. Having been a fixture in both the rock band Kill Chicago and, more recently, performing with singer/songwriter Cedric Noel, Dillon Anthony is prepared to take over TNB‘s new theatre space on Friday to deliver something a bit more conceptual and intimate. Four Stories Live will be a … Continue reading Dillon Anthony’s Four Stories LIVE

The Grand Ole Wilser’s: A Tribute To Classic Country

“Ever heard of cowpunk?” Josh Bravener is a born and bred Frederictonian who plays with a local rockabilly/’cowpunk’ band called The Hypochondriacs. He also, consequently, has a love for country music, the kind your parents grew up with: Hank Williams, Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, and Johnny Cash, but with a punk-y twist. That love of … Continue reading The Grand Ole Wilser’s: A Tribute To Classic Country

New Music: Courtney Smith’s ‘Turn Left Fifteen Years Ago’

Courtney Smith’s new release, ‘Turn Left Fifteen Years Ago’, marks itself as a solid debut album, providing an experience as full of wistful melancholy as the title implies. Featuring a heavily acoustic-driven folk basis throughout, Smith is able to capture a consistent sound while still toying with it enough to keep each track unique and … Continue reading New Music: Courtney Smith’s ‘Turn Left Fifteen Years Ago’