By Jim Barber It doesn’t always happen the way folks hope in the fickle world that is the music business. But sometimes – just sometimes – hard work, dedication to craft, excellent creative skills and […]
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Tag: Kingston
Dillon and Headstones Give No ****s on New Album – Peopleskills
Hugh Dillon is refreshingly no-nonsense in everything he does. He does not suffer fools lightly and is delightful devoid of the desire to self-censor himself for his language or the strongly held, and usually impenetrable, […]
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Moist Mark 25th Anniversary of Debut Album, Welcome Pearce Back into the Fold
After reuniting to great fanfare and acclaim from fans both old and new in 2013, 1990s Canadian alt-rock sensations Moist have been a regular on the summer festival circuit ever since, producing an album of […]
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Kingston’s Emilie Steele & The Deal Release Boldly Original and Highly Entertaining Self-Titled EP
In a live setting, Emilie Steele & The Deal are about as infectiously buoyant and entertaining as you could hope for. The talented and uniquely timeless sounding trio has been a fixture on the Kingston, […]
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Kingston’s 8-Bit Heroes Channel 1990s Vibe on Debut Release
To say Kingston, Ontario is a fertile musical community is an almost laughable overstatement. The small city that has generated the likes of The Tragically Hip, The Glorious Sons, Sarah Harmer, members of The Headstones, […]
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