Photographs by Matt Klopot New indie stars London Grammar have been quietly rising to the top. Their debut platinum album, If You Wait, creates an early 90’s chilled out vibe which is almost reminiscent of…
Photographs by Neil Van Having met the band from Michigan moments prior to their Toronto show, La Dispute seemed to be having fun and not taking anything too seriously. They were tossing beer caps into…
Photographs by Neil Van On Friday night, a crowd of Torontonians found shelter from the gloomy weather into The Great Hall for a night with Jay Malinowski & The Deadcoast. Lead singer of Bedouin Soundclash,…
I’m not entirely sure what I was expecting, walking into Adelaide Music Hall on a drizzling Friday night to see 24-year-old musician Daley. The crowd itself wasn’t what I was expecting – neither in size,…
Photographs by Lee-Ann Richer You might ask, are they one of the longest lasting progressive rock bands since 1968? Yes! Would they be performing three albums, in their entirety? Yes! Ever had Roger Dean design…
Photograph by Katrina Wong Shue The crowd was still and waiting at The Phoenix, as they waited for Death Valley High to make their way onto the stage. As soon as the band came on,…
Photographs by Katrina Wong Shue When I was a high school student, I loved Mindless Self Indulgence. I found their music hilarious, the beats catchy, and what they stood for infectious. Naturally, a band of…
Miley Cyrus may not be the ideal role model for young girls anymore. But she undoubtedly has the ability to grab your eyes attention. That’s for sure. And this remained true for her wild extravaganza…
Eager Torontonians gathering outside the Adelaide Hall on Saturday, March 29, 2014 for the Fast Romantics headlining show that featured Vancouver natives, Dear Rouge and east coast band, Gramercy Riffs. While treated to high fives…
