Celebrating the Polaris Prize 2015
September 25, 2015
Photographs by Sarah Rix. After listening to all ten albums and creating a jury of my peers to also listen and rank them, Live in Limbo made a list of who they though was most…
Photographs by Neil Van. As far as fan experiences go, TURF easily tops them all. From manageable crowd sizes, to enough beer stands to ensure there isn’t giant lines to get a drink to the…
Stonewall (2015)
September 21, 2015
Final Rating: 7/10 Stonewall centers around a fictionalized version of how the Stonewall Riots came to be, both in the lead up and subsequently aftermath of the landmark event. For those not in the know,…
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, Wilco, Lucinda Williams, Cake at TURF Day 2
September 20, 2015
Photographs by Neil Van. After such a great first day, with a stacked lineup I wondered how Day Two would fare since the weather didn’t look as promising and I wasn’t as familiar with as…
Polaris Music Prize 2015 Winner Prediction
September 20, 2015
Last month I previewed the Polaris Prize HERE, and just like last year us here at Live in Limbo decided we should have our own jury to vote on the winner. The way this worked…
Photographs by Neil Van. Summer is finally at an end. How do I know that? Well music festivals are now a summer staple and this weekend in early September marks the end of festival season….
Polaris Music Prize 2015 Playlist
September 18, 2015
It’s that time of year again. Here is our curated playlist from the short-list nominees of this year’s Polaris Music Prize. Look out for our prediction of the winner on Sunday! Like a Gun by Jennifer…
Until the Ribbon Breaks with Summer Heart at the Drake Hotel
September 11, 2015
August was a fickle month. The weather seemed to be changing faster than we hoped and at least for me, the weeks flew by. I wondered to myself how summer could already be over as…
7: From Wings to Birdman 1938-1947 Part 2
September 8, 2015
Continuing on from our Best Picture Winner decade-by-decade breakdown from last week’s part 1 Dakota Arsenault and Andreas Babiolakis count down the top five films of 1938-1947. – Dakota recommends that you read the bio…