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Supermoon

In 2014, Supermoon were riding a wave of adulation as they played live shows — similiar to the anticipation surrounding their namesake phenomenon. This excitement…

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Ace Martens

In 2014, Ace Martens released their first EP, Silent Days. Eleanor Wearing, writing for Weird Canada described it as a “Lunar Daydream.” Fast-forward 2 years…

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Dumb

Back in 2015, Dumb released two EPs, Friendship and Tulips. They were energetic, exciting and marked Dumb as a very exciting prospect for Vancouver music….

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Features

Iceberg Ferg

“I think it’s just how I present myself, I sing high and I’m pretty inward on stage.”

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columns

Peanut Butter ‘N’ Jams

“We have strong opinions about everything!” Brenda Grunau wants to make this very clear, “otherwise it’d be boring!” Her radio other-half, Jordie Yow backs her…

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Les Chaussettes

Editor’s Note: This is a review of Les Chaussette’s new split, out now on Punk Fox, in addition to some extra tracks from the band.  You…

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HSY

New-wave is one of those genres so saturated with artists that it’s very difficult for bands to make a record which is more than a…

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TV FREAKS

As the first chord of the thunderous opening riff smashes through your eardrums, it is clear that Ontario’s TV Freaks are as angry as ever….

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Real Live Action

Sightlines

As an adopted Vancouverite, I am quickly learning that musicians and gig-goers alike are very proud of their homegrown music. Local talent is championed and…

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Jerusalem in My Heart

I listened to JIMH for the first time whilst freewheeling down West 4th on a clear and beautiful night with the lights of Vancouver shimmering…

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