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Real Live Action: Destroyer

It was the evening of April 22 and there was an undeniable buzz of excitement on the street as I arrived at the Vogue Theatre….

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March Top 50 on CiTR 101.9FM

Hectic times call for hectic measures! Our sincere apologies for not posting the charts the past couple of weeks, but please accept the Top 50…

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Playing over the muffled stirring and chatter of the crowd, Mega Bog seemed out of place. The Commodore was too big, empty and uncaring for…

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Destroyer and Frog Eyes are both the kind of bands that are geographically nebulous, even to the people that share a city with them. Although…

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Best Suit

In just a few shorts years, artful indie outfit The Cyrillic Typewriter has come a long way from traditional West Coast twee to laudable endeavours…

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Khatsahlano Street Party

“It feels good to be back,” Susan Jacks smiled at the thick crowd. The lead vocalist for the Poppy Family, Vancouver’s own music royalty from…

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Destroyer

A night of dynamic solo sets at The Rickshaw began with Carey Mercer’s project, Blackout Beach. Below the watch of red backlighting, he looped drum…

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Downtown There was baby making music being made at the Commodore the other night. The band responsible for the sex jams: Vancouver’s very own Destroyer.

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Dan Bejar played a surprisingly good solo set as Destroyer at the Biltmore in spite of a loud, drunken audience. Accompanying himself with only an…

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