!earshot's print and web features
February 2012
Josh Hyslop: A Cold Wind
Don’t let the title fool you. With one of the warmest voices around, Joshua Hyslop will invite you to slow down and listen. By Shelley Gummeson
Myths of Vancouver
Vancouver's MYTHS create scary soundscapse of fantasy, light and sound. Techno-witch-rave, you might say. By Scott Wood
January 2012
The Best of 2011
By The Pack A.D.
By Romi Mayes
By Jason Raso
!earshot chart toppers The Pack A.D., roots artist Romi Mayes and jazz bassist Jason Raso offer up thier picks for the best of 2011.
By Chris Hibbard
We also get !earshot writers and radio programmers to to weigh in on the best of 2011 as well.
Book Review: Retromania
Pop Will Eat Itself: Is Pop Culture just going around in circles? Writer Simon Reynolds looks at a pop culture that increasingly feeds off its past. By Dan McPeake
Philoceraptor Attacks
Philoceraptor are invading the Vancouver music scene with the dedication of a missionary. By Scott Wood
December 2011
The Best of 2011
By The Pack A.D.
By Romi Mayes
By Jason Raso
!earshot chart toppers The Pack A.D., roots artist Romi Mayes and jazz bassist Jason Raso offer up thier picks for the best of 2011.
Big Sugar: How Sweet It Is
Big Sugar hits the road with a new batch of songs and a will to rock. By Shelley Gummeson
MGMT: The bigtime is calling
Success was already in the cards for MGMT when they sat down with Scott Wood
13 Lucky Songs
We begin our look back at the Best of 2011 with a playlist of 13 tracks that start with Celtic and end up at death metal. By Andy Gronberg
November 2011
The Twelves: Having It Both Ways
Brazil's The Twelves switched from guitars to turntables but that doesn't mean they can't rock out. By Scott Wood
Romi Mayes: Unscripted
With her new album Lucky Tonight Romi Mayes digs deep and reveals her rock roots. By Shelley Gummeson
October 2011
Next Music From Tokyo
One man's passion is a boon for adventurous music fans as the Next Music From Tokyo tour brings Japan's underground to Canada. By Magnus Thyvold
Ohbijou and the City
Ohbijou's Casey Mecija is worried about her city but, hopefull about the future. Metal Meets paves the way. ByScott Thomson
Paolo Nutini: When Words Don't Work, The Music Steps In
This Reporter Finds That Braving The Thick Scottish Accent of Paolo Nutini Is Well Worth It! By Scott Wood
What a Strange Trip: Saskatchewan Jazz Festival
A great line-up, a casual atmosphere and strong performances make for a great time. By Jim Dupuis
September 2011
Austra: Feel Her Break
10 Questions with Katie Stelmanis, the
woman behind 2011 Polaris Prize nominee Austra. By Scott Wood
The Word's the Thing : The Leslie Alexander Interview
Leslie Alexander is on the road with her buddy Jenny Allen and riding high in the strength of her latest album, Nobody's Baby. By Jim Dupuis
The Jazz Head and Funk Heart of Jason Raso
Jason Raso embraces his jazz leanings
and begins a new musical chapter with The Red Arrow. By Shelley Gummeson
2011 Polaris Prize: Who should win?
!earshot's got some ideas about who should win the Polaris Prize this year and who shouldn't. What about you? By Anne-Marie Brugger
August 2011
The Word's the Thing : The Leslie Alexander Interview
Leslie Alexander is on the road with her buddy Jenny Allen and riding high in the strength of her latest album, Nobody's Baby. By Jim Dupuis
The Jazz Head and Funk Heart of Jason Raso
Jason Raso embraces his jazz leanings
and begins a new musical chapter with The Red Arrow. By Shelley Gummeson
Switchfoot: Hearts on Their Sleeves
Tim Foreman Discusses Charting New Territory and The Questions We All Have. By Scott Wood
North By Northeast: A Field Guide
650 bands and 40 films is a big deal. Scott does his best to check it out even if he could have stopped at the Descendents and been happy. By Scott Thomson
Who Deserves to Make the Polaris Shortlist?
Now updated with the new short list. The Polaris Long List of 40 will soon get cut to 10. Who should make the cut? By Aaron Levy and Anne-Marie Brugger
Chad VanGaalen Can't Get Enough
With a new record, film and musical side projects and a new found love of the Rolling Stones, Chad VanGaalen is on the move... By Matthew Ritchie
July 2011
North By Northeast: A Field Guide
650 bands and 40 films is a big deal. Scott does his best to check it out even if he could have stopped at the Descendents and been happy. By Scott Thomson
Matt Costa: Making the Dark Side Sound Just A Little Bit More Cheerful
Matt Costa Counts the Rats in The Alley Behind The Commodore Ballroom. By Scott Wood
The Wailin' Jennys or (Folk Vixens?)
The Wailin' Jennys have raised their voices and creativity to capture some celestial
enchantment with their new album Bright Morning Stars, By Shelley Gummeson
Who Deserves to Make the Polaris Shortlist?
Now updated with the new short list. The Polaris Long List of 40 will soon get cut to 10. Who should make the cut? By Aaron Levy and Anne-Marie Brugger
Chad VanGaalen Can't Get Enough
With a new record, film and musical side projects and a new found love of the Rolling Stones, Chad VanGaalen is on the move... By Matthew Ritchie
June 2011
Bruce Cockburn's Restless Spirit
Bruce Cockburn continues to make tradition as he releases
his 31st album Small Source of Comfort. By Shelley Gummeson
The Words and Music of Okkervil River
Will Sheff on writing, composing, dreaming and stealing. By Scott Thomson
No Dessert for the The Faint
The guys from The Faint are Best Buds with Conor Oberst
aka Bright Eyes, have gossiped with a star of TV's C.S.I., but really admire
UK electropop act Ladytron. By Scott Wood
The Best of 2010
!earshot's writers and radio hosts from across Canada
of offer up some of the best of the the year.
May 2011
Chad VanGaalen Can't Get Enough
With a new record, film and musical side projects and a new found love of the Rolling Stones, Chad VanGaalen is on the move... By Matthew Ritchie
Bloc Party: So Here We Are
Who Would Believe That These World Famous Indie Rockers Are All Shy Guys? By Scott Wood
The Brother in Mother Mother
Eureka reveals more layers and more depth and serves as Ryan Guldemond's Coming Out Party.
By Aaron Levy and Brad Van Haastregt
Level 3 Storm Warning
My Son the Hurricane releases their biggest storm yet with You Can't Do This. By Shelley Gummeson
The Best of 2010
!earshot's writers and radio hosts from across Canada
of offer up some of the best of the the year.
April 2011
The Brother in Mother Mother
Eureka reveals more layers and more depth and serves as Ryan Guldemond's coming out party
By Aaron Levy and Brad Van Haastregt
ShundaK is Still Yo Majesty
Expressing herself with renewed focus, fierceness, and
faith, ShundaK is ready to rock the mic like never before.
By Shelley Gummeson
Tambura Rasa: On The Wild 'Silk Road,'
Ivan Tucakov Has Traveled the World Looking For Different Styles of Music, But Vancouver Was the Right Place for This Band to Fit It All Together. By Scott Wood
Shreddin' at South by Southwest
SXSW is the place to be to see just about everything important
happening in music this year. By Kat Dornian
April 16 is Record Store Day
Tune in to CJSW 90.9FM Calgary on April 15 and 16 for special coverage. Listen online at http://www.cjsw.com
The Best of 2010
!earshot's writers and radio hosts from across Canada
of offer up some of the best of the the year.
March 2011
Bustin' Outa the Box with the Boombox Saints
The Boombox Saints have infused the slow burn of soul
into their hip hop roots on their new EP - Bringin' The Boom Back: Based on
a True Story. By Shelley Gummeson
Waking Up Lykke Li
Scott Wood Catches This Swedish Indie Superstar Napping Backstage (before She Was Famous)
The Best of 2010
!earshot's writers and radio hosts from across Canada
of offer up some of the best of the the year.
February 2011
Enter The Secret Brotherhood of Tokyo Police Club
Intimacy, Battle Scars, Chatting Up Females and the Inevitable Backlash. By Scott Wood
Krystle Dos Santos - Femme Fatale
Krystle Dos Santos leaps back to the future with an ambitious new project called Fame Fatale. By Shelley Gummeson
Dr. Pinkham's Medicine Show
Allison Brown and friends take their Medicine Show on the road for a heaking dose of old-time folk, gospel and country. By Steve Marlow
Kill City - One More Time
The Stooges Iggy Pop and James Williamson reunited at the height of punk in 1977 to make Kill City. Now Williamson is making it better. By Scott Thomson
The Best of 2010
!earshot's writers and radio hosts from across Canada of offer up some of the best of the the year
January 2011
Kill City - One More Time
The Stooges Iggy Pop and James Williamson reunited at the height of punk in 1977 to make Kill City. Now Williamson is making it better. By Scott Thomson
Mastodon: Shaking Hands With the Great Shambling Beast
Drinking, Star Wars, Superfans and Metal Gods Metallica. Mastodon's Bill Kelliher talks to Scott Wood
The Best of 2010
!earshot's writers and radio hosts from across Canada of offer up some of the best of the the year
December 2010
10 Minutes with the Black Lips
Scott Wood Takes a Second Bite at the Proverbial Apple. By Scott Wood
In the fast lane with Frank Turner
Two records and opening slots with Green Day and Social Distortion. It hasn't been a bad year for the English singer. By Scott Thomson
The Flatliners Grow Up
Richmond Hill's The Flatliner's keep on moving up and onward. By Scott Thomson
Just like 17 Again: Social Distortion Live
Social Distortion w/ Frank Turner and Lucero at the Kool Haus in Toronto, Oct 23 By Scott Thompson
November 2010
Little Dragon: Meeting the Gentle Beast
Little Dragon Talk About Swedish Metal Bands, Pitchfork and Evolutionary Psychology. By Scott Wood
Setting the Groove with Sandro Dominelli
Sandro Dominelli parlays the rhythm and flavor of the streets into an award winning album called The Alvo Sessions. By Shelley Gummeson
How Many Drummers Does it Take...? The Ernesto Cervini Interview
Leading from the back. Drummer Ernesto Cervini comes out from behind the kit... a lot.. By Dustin Ellis
Against Me! Against the World!
Watching every move with Tom Gabel of punk rockers Against Me! By Scott Thomson
October 2010
Midnight In The Church of King Khan
Scott Wood invades the chaos that is King Khan and His Sensational Shrines!
Karkwa Takes the Prize
Sept 20, 2010: Karkwa's Les Chemins De Vere wins the 2010 Polaris Music Prize. Featuring new photos. By Scott Thomson
Holy Fuck! a chat with Graham Walsh
Holy Fuck hits the road with a new expanded lineup. By Dustin Ellis
The Sturm Und Drang of EFTERKLANG
These Danish wizards of the Cut-and-Paste Iivite you to get lost in the landscapes of their music. By Scott Wood
September 2010
Karkwa Takes the Prize
Sept 20, 2010: Karkwa's Les Chemins De Vere wins the 2010 Polaris Music Prize. By Scott Thomson
Taking Music Back
Calgary's Women Exercise their Independence. By Aaron Levy
The Soulful Side of Frazey Ford
The Be Good Tanya's Frazey Ford reconnects with two of her great musical loves - old time folk and soul music with her debut solo album Obadiah.. By Shelley Gummeson
Up from the Basement with The Gaslight Anthem
Success hasn't spoiled the punk cred of The Gaslight Anthem yet. By Scott Thomson
August 2010
10 Minutes in the Shitter with Calvin Harris
UK DJ Calvin Harris gets cornered in the men's room by !earshot's Scott Wood and gives up the goods on Kylie Minogue, Dizee Rascal, Cathy Dennis and the Spice Girls. By Scott Wood
July 2010
Polaris Prize Shortlist Announced
Some previous winners, some Quebecois artsits and some new faces grace this years Shortlist
A Field Guide to North by North-east
Three nights, a hell of a lot bands and too many hipster mustaches push our writer to the edge. By Scott Thomson
The Secret Horror of The Horrors
Scott Wood invades The Horrors' dressing room for an interview, gets an invitation to go thru their Dirty Laundry - And this is what he found! By Scott Wood
The Mary Kastle Interview
After two EPs, jazz pianist Mary Kastle is ready for the big time with a jazz and pop flavoured full-length debut. By Jim Dupuis
June 2010
Great Northern Caribou Learns To Swim
Dan Snaith finds musical epiphany while mastering front crawl. By Ane-Marie Brugger
Gallows: The UK's Unstoppable Punk Upstarts
Scott Wood talks with "Daddy Gallows" himself, Laurent Barnard, and he reveals when not to listen to the great Kate Bush. By Scott Wood
The Adam Robert Thomas Interview
Adam Thomas, one of Vancouvers busiest musicians, has a new CD out just in time for the Jazz Festival season. By Jim Dupuis
The Eye of the Hurricane
They say size doesn’t matter, but it does with My Son The Hurricane. By Shelley Gummeson
May 2010
The New Pornographers: An interview with Carl Newman
Everyone, even Dan Behar , is joining Carl Newman on the road with the New Pornographers this summer By Scott Thomson
Bat For Lashes: Somewhere Between Myth and Legend
Natasha Khan went to New York to find the myth and found an unexpected alter ego. By Scott Wood.
April 2010
You Say Party! We Say Die! Drummer Dies Suddenly
YSP!WSD! drummer Devon Clifford passed away on Sunday, April 18th after collasing on stage two days ealier at a show at the Rickshaw Theatre in the band's hometown of Vancouver. The cause of death has been reported as a massive brain hemmorage caused by congenital defects. Emergency surgury was unable to save his life. Devon was 30 years old. See the report in the Vancouver Sun for more details.
Old and New with Daniel, Fred and Julie
Daniel, Fred and Julie took an old songbook, added some new, yet traditional music and created a little bit of un expected magic. By Scott Thomson
From Jet Back to Albino White: Gentleman Reg
Gentleman Reg and Scott are both crossing thier fingers for Courtney Love's musical redemption. By Scott Wood
The Elizabeth Shepherd Interview
Elizabeth Shepherd did it all - producer, composer, arranger, pianist and singer - when recording her new album Heavy Falls the Night. By Jim Dupuis
Living In Harmony with Company B
Old school is new again as sextet breathes new energy into the 40's ear stylings of the Andrews Sisters. By Shelley Gummeson
Everything is coming up Frank Turner.
English punk-turned-folkie Frank Turner didn't trade in his punk attitude when he took up the acoutic guitar. By Scott Thomson
March 2010
Starr Power
Kinnie Starr continues to challenge herself as an artist with the release her 5th album A Different Day - and she has a special challenge for all of us. By Shelley Gummeson
Everything is coming up Frank Turner.
English punk-turned-folkie Frank Turner didn't trade in his punk attitude when he took up the acoutic guitar. By Scott Thomson
Dj Tiga: Canada's Most Sophisticated Superstar
The DJ just wants to rock. By Scott Wood
Playlist for 2009 - Lo-fi Countdowns/ Pseudo-Scary Animal Names
by Bruno Mazzotta
2009 in Review
Another great year in music has come and gone, Time to take a look back, take stock, remember the good, try to get past the over-rated, highlight some over-looked gems. But first we have some playlists the capture the year in music (from a personal viewpoint)...
Best of 2009 Playlists
Lo-fi Countdowns/Pseudo-Scary Animal Names
By Bruno Mazzotta
The Shit that Hit in 2009
By Andrea-Jane Cornell
Grandfathers In The Ground/ Locket Full of Losing/ Inter-provincial Pen Pals
By Tara-Michelle Ziniuk
Vibe Line
By Prymtym
Picks and Pans 2009
Looking back at some of the best, the over-rated, local surprises and more.Here some hosts from across the country weigh in.
Jazz on the Rocks
The Kitchen Sink
Jazz Notes
Pirates of the Carribean
sHIFT Radio
Scott Thomson
Top 200 of 2009
February 2010
John K. Samson Strikes Out on his Own
The Weakerthans frontman is stepping out with a new solo release - the first in 10 years. By Scott Thomson
Another Side of Brandi Disterheft
Young Canadian bassist walks in the shadows of giants with a new New York anthology. By Jim Dupuis
Ali Milner — Courting the Flame of Success
With a hot new album, BC's Ali Milner is ready to win over fans with her golden voice and warm spirit. By Shelley Gummeson
Who Is Secret Mommy?
Andy Dixon Is Out There, Somewhere, Hunting For Sounds For The Next Secret Mommy Record. By Scott Wood
Picks for 2009 - Jazz on the Rocks by Shelley Gummeson
Playlist for 2009 - Lo-fi Countdowns/Pseudo-Scary Animal Names by Bruno Mazzotta
2009 in Review
Another great year in music has come and gone, Time to take a look back, take stock, remember the good, try to get past the over-rated, highlight some over-looked gems. But first we have some playlists the capture the year in music (from a personal viewpoint)...
Best of 2009 Playlists
Lo-fi Countdowns/Pseudo-Scary Animal Names
By Bruno Mazzotta
The Shit that Hit in 2009
By Andrea-Jane Cornell
Grandfathers In The Ground/ Locket Full of Losing/ Inter-provincial Pen Pals
By Tara-Michelle Ziniuk
Vibe Line
By Prymtym
Picks and Pans 2009
Looking back at some of the best, the over-rated, local surprises and more.Here some hosts from across the country weigh in.
Jazz on the Rocks
The Kitchen Sink
Jazz Notes
Pirates of the Carribean
sHIFT Radio
Scott Thomson
Top 200 of 2009
January 2010
The Artist Life are moving up
The Artist Life are on a roll. Can anything stop them. By Scott Wood
2009 in Review
Another great year in music has come and gone, Time to take a look back, take stock, remember the good, try to get past the over-rated, highlight some over-looked gems. But first we have some playlists the capture the year in music (from a personal viewpoint)...
Best of 2009 Playlists
Lo-fi Countdowns/Pseudo-Scary Animal Names
By Bruno Mazzotta
The Shit that Hit in 2009
By Andrea-Jane Cornell
Grandfathers In The Ground/ Locket Full of Losing/ Inter-provincial Pen Pals
By Tara-Michelle Ziniuk
Vibe Line
By Prymtym
Picks and Pans 2009
Looking back at some of the best, the over-rated, local surprises and more.Here some hosts from across the country weigh in.
Jazz on the Rocks
The Kitchen Sink
Jazz Notes
Pirates of the Carribean
sHIFT Radio
Scott Thomson
December 2009
You Say Party! We Say Die!'s World Domination
You Say Party! We Say Die! have exploded out of Vancouver to take on the world (except for the USA). By Scott Thomson
The Musical Science of Lawrence Blatt
Lawrence Blatt combines a love of music and science to create the soundscape of light. By Shelley Gummeson
Esser Will Dazzle You With Pop Perfection
Scott Wood goes on a smoke break with UK indie pop prince Ben Esser.
2009 in Review
Another great year in music has come and gone, Time to take a look back, take stock, remember the good, try to get past the over-rated, highlight some over-looked gems. But first we have some playlists the capture the year in music (from a personal viewpoint)...
Best of 2009 Playlists
Lo-fi Countdowns/Pseudo-Scary Animal Names
By Bruno Mazzotta
The Shit that Hit in 2009
By Andrea-Jane Cornell
Grandfathers In The Ground/ Locket Full of Losing/ Inter-provincial Pen Pals
By Tara-Michelle Ziniuk
Vibe Line
By Prymtym
Picks and Pans 2009
Looking back at some of the best, the over-rated, local surprises and more.Here some hosts from across the country weigh in.
Jazz on the Rocks
The Kitchen Sink
Jazz Notes
Pirates of the Carribean
sHIFT Radio
Scott Thomson
November 2009
Beating Like A Hammer: On The Phone with METRiC
Scott Wood gets on the phone with Jimmy Shaw from New Wave Indie Superstars Metric in Toronto.
Taking Flight with Ari Neufeld
A stomp box and a guitar powers this Okanagan musician to new heights . By Shelley Gummeson
October 2009
Fucked Up takes the Polaris Prize
Ever since its inception, the Polaris Prize has had the stigma attached to it of playing it safe and familiar. So what happened this year? By Scott Thomson
Souljah Fyah are Tasting Their Dreams
The accolades keep piling up for this Edmonton reggae band including winning the 2009 Canadian Reggae Music Award for best band. By Shelley Gummeson
The Gaslight Anthem on the Road to Success
The hard work of constant touring is starting to pay off for Gaslight Anthem. And that means a bigger bus, bigger venues and even more time on the road. By Scott Thomson
September 2009
Hey Rosetta! has it's eyes on the prize
Making the Polaris Prize shortlist has vaulted Hey Rosetta! into the big time. By Scott Thomson
Young & Sexy
It Started As A Botched Romance, But Became Something Beautiful. By Scott Wood
Keeping It Fresh - The Bria Skonberg Interview
As just 25, Canadian jazz trumpeter Bria Skonberg has been performing on stage for over 20 years. By Jim Dupuis
Jazz on the Radio
It's a non-stop all-year jazz festival on c/c radio. Listings for jazz programs on the radio, streaming live and by podcast. Compiled by Magnus Thyvold
August 2009
Hillside
Festival 2009 - Field Notes
The Hillside Festival is one of Ontario's premier summer music festivals
and pretty much a guarenteed good time. By Scott Thomson
Alley Chat with the Dana Wiley Band
The Dana Wylie Band takes most things in stride, including
midnight ice cream in a Prince George back alley. By Shelley Gummeson
You Must Remember This - The Brigitte Zarie Interview
Former Torontonian and now New Yorker Brigitte Zarie has the
David Letterman band at her back and a bright future ahead of her. By Jim Dupuis
July 2009
North By Northeast 2009 - Field Notes
Social Studies or Music Appreciation? You can learn about more than just music at North By Northeast By Scott Thompson
The Jean-Christophe Beney Interview
Montrealer and saxophonist Jean-Christophe Béney was raised in a musical family but took his time before settling on music as a career. His fifth album, released on his own label, is coming out this fall. By Jim Dupuis
Youth Brigade
A new documentary chronicles three decades of the Youth Brigade and BYO Record. By Scott Thomson
Chasing the Blues with Sherman “Tank” Doucette
The blues are alive and well in the hands of Sherman Doucette, who is ready to rain down the power of the blues on you and yours. By Shelley Gummeson
If it is Loud, you'll find it here
If you like metal, industrial, punk or any other kind of loud, heavy music, we can help. Here is a listing of loud or heavy shows and campus/community radio across the land. Compiled by Magnus Thyvold
June 2009
Dinosaur Jr takes it back to the beginning
Twenty years after a bitter split, Dinosaur Jr's orignal line-up has put the bad blood behind them.
By Chad Arnish
Us3 - Still Kickin' It
Sixteen years after releasing the album Hand On The Torch, producer Geoff Wilkinson of Us3 is still around and running toward the future. By Shelley Gummeson
May 2009
Cadence Weapon Deals with Separation Anxiety
On the release of his new pay-what-you-want mixtape Cadence Weapon considers the new business of music.
By Scott Thomson
Joyful: Coco Love Alcorn
It's a Joyful world of family and friends for Coco Love Alcorn. By Jim Dupuis
Olga Osipova: Freedom to Sing
This Russian artist followed her musical passion to a new life, a debut album and a BC Interior Music Award. By Shelley Gummeson
April 2009
Shane Phillip : Music in the Eye of the Beholder
Musician Shane Phillip and painter Dave Oram take both music an painting out of the studio and bring them to the live stage.
The Raw Bleeding Heart of Dave Oram
By Shelley Gummeson
Programmer
Profile : Eclectricity : Eclectic and Personal
Montreal's DJ Solespin ranges all over the musical map with a show that is both
a form of creative expression and a rockin' good time. By Magnus Thyvold
Expanded Listings of Experimental and Avant-Garde
Music Programs
An expanded list of experimental and avant-garde music programs available over
the air, online and by podcast across Canada.
March 2009
Devining Miss Brown
Divine Brown digs into the memory vaults, adds a little shoobe do wop, and comes up an unforgettable soul contender. By Shelley Gummeson
Programmer Profile : The Rib : Experimental Music
As a musician, composer, student and DJ, Robyn Jacob of The Rib on CiTR makes experimental music the centre of her life. Plus experimental show listings across the country. By Magnus Thyvold
February 2009
In The Swingfood Mood with Tape Five
Tape Five, a multi-national nu-jazz act, will become the movie to the sound track in your head. By Shelley Gummeson
The Marc L'Esperence Interview
The Man Who Sees Music: Marc L'Esperiance is a producer, photographer, sound engineer and more, By Jim Dupuis
Weirdoes & Movie Stars: Bazooka Goes Bonkers In the O-EIGHT
Bruno Mazotta bring us one more playlist of great tracks to sum of the musical year of 2008
2008 in Review
As the new year comes in, it time to look back at the musical year that was...
The '2008 Best of...' Playlists
The year-end playlist for friends and family is an annual tradition for many music lovers. !earshot takes a look at what a few of our friends and family from the music obsessed world of c/c radio are cooking up this year.
Weirdoes & Movie Stars: Bazooka Goes Bonkers In the O-EIGHT
By Bruno Mazzotta
Fader in the Key of Simultaneity
By Andrea-Jane Cornell
Meat's Sweet Treats
By Luke Meat
Picks and Pans 2008
Looking back at some of the best, the over-rated, local surprises and more...
New Shit
Jazz Notes with Jim
The Church of Noise
Jazz on the Rocks
I Am Collecting Beautiful Things
Nasty Jag Sound Crew
Canada Post-Rock
The Kitchen Sink
January 2009
Way After Party with the Pack A.D.
With their newest album, Funeral Mixtape, The Pack A.D. have recorded the soundtrack for the end of the lives. By Tara-Michelle Ziniuk
The Unstoppable Jane Bunnett
Facing emotional bankruptcy and financial hardship, Jane Bunnett digs deep and turns out her most ambitious and electrifying project to date. By Shelley Gummeson
2008 in Review
As the new year comes in, it time to look back at the musical year that was...
The '2008 Best of...' Playlists
The year-end playlist for friends and family is an annual tradition for many music lovers. !earshot takes a look at what a few of our friends and family from the music obsessed world of c/c radio are cooking up this year.
Weirdoes & Movie Stars: Bazooka Goes Bonkers In the O-EIGHT
By Bruno Mazzotta
Fader in the Key of Simultaneity
By Andrea-Jane Cornell
Meat's Sweet Treats
By Luke Meat
Picks and Pans 2008
Looking back at some of the best, the over-rated, local surprises and more...
New Shit
Jazz Notes with Jim
The Church of Noise
Jazz on the Rocks
I Am Collecting Beautiful Things
Nasty Jag Sound Crew
Canada Post-Rock
The Kitchen Sink
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!earshot Top 200 of 2008
For January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2008 |
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| 1 | Black Mountain 
In The Future - (JagJaguwar/Scratch) |
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| 2 | Chad VanGaalen
Soft Airplane - (Flemish Eye/Sub Pop) |
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| 3 | Crystal Castles
Crystal Castles - (Last Gang) |
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| 4 | The Constantines
Kensington Heights - (Arts & Crafts) |
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| 5 | Wolf Parade
At Mount Zoomer - (Sub Pop) |
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| 6 | Plants And Animals
Parc Avenue - (Secret City) |
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| 7 | Women
Women - (Flemish Eye) |
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| 8 | Elliott Brood
Mountain Meadows - (Six Shooter) |
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| 9 | Jason Collett
Here's To Being Here - (Arts & Crafts) |
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| 10 | Islands
Arm's Way - (Anti) |
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View the full !earshot Top 200 |
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| Specialty Charts #1s | |||
| Electronic: | Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles - (Last Gang) | ||
| Hip Hop: | Cadence Weapon - Afterparty Babies - (Upper Class) | ||
| International: | Dubmatix - Renegade Rocker - (7 Arts) | ||
| Jazz: | Rabnett 5 - Leopardism - (Ropeadope Digital) | ||
| Loud: | Fuck The Facts - Disgorge Mexico - (Relapse) | ||
| Folk/Roots/Blues: | Old Man Luedecke - Proof Of Love - (Black Hen Music) | ||
December 2008
Double-Teaming with the Mobius Band
Scott Wood can't figure out why everyone doesn't know about indie electronic rockers Mobius Band, so he interviews them!
Electrifying Melodies from the Cellar: Melody Diachun
Melody Diachun pulled together some talented players and eclectic
influences to together put a stellar album. By Jim Dupuis
HiSciFi Rules! : Programmer Profile
Irma Arkus' HiSciFi stakes out the entertainment high ground for science fiction. By Magnus Thyvold
Endangered Ape! I think even the band was surprised with how much local buzz this punk rawk group generated.
2008 in Review
As the new year comes in, it time to look back at the musical year that was...
The '2008 Best of...' Playlists
The year-end playlist for friends and family is an annual tradition for many music lovers. !earshot takes a look at what a few of our friends and family from the music obsessed world of c/c radio are cooking up this year.
Weirdoes & Movie Stars: Bazooka Goes Bonkers In the O-EIGHT
By Bruno Mazzotta
Fader in the Key of Simultaneity
By Andrea-Jane Cornell
Meat's Sweet Treats
By Luke Meat
Picks and Pans 2008
Looking back at some of the best, the over-rated, local surprises and more...
New Shit
Jazz Notes with Jim
The Church of Noise
Jazz on the Rocks
I Am Collecting Beautiful Things
Nasty Jag Sound Crew
Canada Post-Rock
The Kitchen Sink
November 2008
Sir James Galway Just Wants To Be A Good Flute Player
I was going to use a band. Why not get the hottest Latin band around. - James Galway
World renowned classical flutist joins forces with Tiempo Libre
to get his mojo working with some Cuban rhythm
Calexico charts is own course
Calexico's Joey Burns talks about the bands
new album, Carried to Dust
The Revenge of Oppressive Copyright Legislation
Copyright reform that has a lot of people worried is expected to make a post-election
comeback
Programmer Profile: There's live and then there's LIVE: Live from Thunderbird Radio Hell
Vancouver's best up and coming bands have been playing live on Live Thunderbird Radio Hell for more than 20 years.
October 2008
Chromeo: Two Boys From Montreal Conquer the World
Chromeo's Dave-1 and P-Thugg teach the advanced class on the '80s.
Strings Attached: The Eliana Cuevas Interview
Eliana Cuevas is standing the Latin jazz world on its head
Brother Blood: The Neville Brothers
From Be-Bop to Hip-Hop the Neville Brothers of New Orleans have done it all and are still going strong
Programmer Profile: Urban is a State of Mind : Droppin' Science and the Mix
When you are not at the centre of the universe, sometimes you need to try harder. That's hip hop in Lethbridge..and that's not a bad thing.
September 2008
Plants and Animals Want to Control Your Mind
Canada's Darwinian indie darlings thrive on evolution.
Vampire Weekend: Not Quite What You Expect
It is not goth; it's sunny indie pop you can listen to with your mom
No Women in Women?
Four guys from Calgary who get serious and make a serious impression
Programmer Profile: The Winnipeg Natural Funk Company
With a Funk show, you can get the party started anytime
August 2008
The Constantines: Constantly Productive
Bryan Webb and co. have been together for nearly a decade and, thankfully, they show no signs of stopping.
Birds of a Feather: Shearwater
Austin band is on the road supporting their fourth album Rook.
The Resurrection of Rebel Emergency
After getting caught in the crossfire of tragic and unbelievable circumstances, Rebel Emergency are back with a new look, a great sound, and an eye to the future.
Programmer Profile: Jazz on the Rocks
Jazz has become a life passion for Shelley G.
July 2008
Rebecca Jenkins-Renaissance Woman
Rebecca Jenkins re-imagines the standards and crafts a new chapter for herself.
Programmer Profile: SLEIZURE and Bass Behavior Radio
There's lots of electronic music on campus radio.
June 2008
Boys Noize: Believe The Hype!
Alexander Ridha only wants to make timeless, underground, club music. Success is incidental.
God Made Me Funky - In Full Effect
From the wedding circuit to the Juno circuit, God Made Me Funky takes their cue from the people
Programmer Profile: Noise Anoize!
Luke Meat likes to get under your skin with a little noise.
May 2008
The Alexis Baro Interview
Cuban-born award winning trumpet player Alex Baro plays the way he feels.
The Rhythm of Shane Philip
Coastal pied piper gets everyone doing the subterranean groove.
Programmer Profile: I am Collecting Beautiful Things
Chris White at Windsor's CJAM is determined not to repeat himself all year long.
April 2008
Tommie Sunshine: Born in the U.S.A.
Scott Wood finds out that Tommie Sunshine makes dance music for the hard-working people.
Ronnie LeBlanc and His Magic Hat
After an acrimonious break up of An Acoustic Sin, Ronnie Leblanc has returned to form with new confidence and energy.
They Don't Have It In This Town ... or Do They?
Can jazz thrive in a small town? !earshot regular Jim Dupuis looks around his hometown of Kamloops to find out.
Programmer Profile: Blowing Up the Lakehead
It takes two long nights of the soul a week to the people of Thunder Bay their metal and punk.
March 2008
Altering Musical Laws with Tom Terrific
Jazz flutist and saxophonist Tom Keenlyside has seen international success, done sessions for pop stars and now runs his own label.
Girl Talk: Making Top 40 Safe For Everyone Else
This month Scott Wood brings us an interview with Girl Talk and his mash-ups on crack.
Times New Viking Make Some Noise
Up-and-coming Ohio trio care more about out-rocking the headlining band than buying expensive guitars or whining about politics.
Programmer Profile: Home Game
Home Game on Victoria's CFUV is just one of many c/c radio programs specializing in Canadian music.
The Legend of Bob Wiseman
A look at the recent history of a multi-media artist who started out in a country-rock band.
February 2008
The Brad Turner Interview
Brad Turner has no trouble defending the importance of the jazz trumpet.
Christine Fellows: Be blunt; be brief; be gone
Keeping the album relevant for the digital age.
Introducing Flosstradamus:
The Future Beckons The Heartland's 100% All-Natural DJ Team.
If you missed it last month, take a look at our Picks and Pans for 2007 where we seek out some of the hidden gems of the year:
- The Alberta Report, UMFM 101.5
- Jazz Notes, 92.5 the X
- Tell the Band to Go Home, UMFM 101.5
- Wednesday Evening Jazz, 100.3 CKMS-FM
- Meow Records
- New Shit, CKUT 90.3 FM
- ANoiZE, CiTR 101.9 FM
- I Am Collecting Beautiful Things, CJAM 91.5 FM
- Home Game, CFUV 101.9 FM
- Charts & Graphs, CFUV 101.9FM
- Scene-ik Drive, CiTR 101.9 FM
- Right On Time, UMFM 101.5 FM
- The End of Silence, UMFM 101.5 FM
- Rocketship Radio, CFCR 90.5 FM
- Pirates of the Caribbean, CJSF 90.1 FM
January 2008
The Secret Origin of a Champion
Scott Wood talks with the Montreal DJ who named himself Champion to make a joke about being the best.
The Laila Biali Interview
Is the jazz world's loss going to be the pop world's gain or can she straddle both worlds ... ?
The Black Lips Interview
An interview gone wrong... Tune in to what Scott Wood has to share.
!earshot Picks for 2007
We asked a few programmers and music experts what they thought of the music of the year just past. Here are their tips from these programs on some of the best releases and best local releases, the most over- and under-rated records of the year and more.
- The Alberta Report, UMFM 101.5
- Jazz Notes, 92.5 the X
- Tell the Band to Go Home, UMFM 101.5
- Wednesday Evening Jazz, 100.3 CKMS-FM
- Meow Records
- New Shit, CKUT 90.3 FM
- ANoiZE, CiTR 101.9 FM
- I Am Collecting Beautiful Things, CJAM 91.5 FM
- Home Game, CFUV 101.9 FM
- Charts & Graphs, CFUV 101.9FM
- Scene-ik Drive, CiTR 101.9 FM
- Right On Time, UMFM 101.5 FM
- The End of Silence, UMFM 101.5 FM
- Rocketship Radio, CFCR 90.5 FM
- Pirates of the Caribbean, CJSF 90.1 FM
December 2007
Catching Up With Campbell Ryga
Campbell Ryga talks about his new album with PJ Perry and lays some bird droppings and hockey cliches on jazz columnist Jim Dupuis.
Himalayan Bear Sings of Laughter
Chet guitarist shows a different face to the world with stunning side-project.
The Weakerthans - Topics are specific, but themes are universal
Guitarist Stephan Carroll isn't worried that a little local colour with confuse the band's international audience.
Ghislain Poirier: The World is His Playground
Former Campus Radio Wizard Takes It to the Big Leagues.
Program Profile: Melodies in Mind
It's a folk show with a difference. Two hours packed with live performances, interviews and more.
!earshot Picks for 2007
We asked a few programmers and music experts what they thought of the music of the year just past. Here are their tips from these programs on some of the best releases and best local releases, the most over- and under-rated records of the year and more.
- The Alberta Report, UMFM 101.5
- Jazz Notes, 92.5 the X
- Tell the Band to Go Home, UMFM 101.5
- Wednesday Evening Jazz, 100.3 CKMS-FM
- Meow Records
November 2007
Caribou: The Great Migration
Dan Snaith's music and career are always on the move. He seems to be on tour forever too.
The Jillian Lebeck Interview
Jim Dupuis discusses jazz, Beatles tunes, and even Michael Jackson with yet another westcoast rising star.
Introducing DESPOT
The rapper with a Napoleon Complex is making his mark.
Program Profile: Rebel Vibez
Toronto based radio program focuses on Canadian reggae scene.
Holy Fuck's Unbroken Social Scene
A cohesive new record shows shows the band evolving its sound and finding a new focus.
October 2007
Another West Coast Lion: Amanda Tosoff
With Still Life, young west coast jazz pianist and her quartet are making their mark.
Genghis Tron: Revenge of the Nerds
It's hardcore. It's electronic. And more than the sum of its parts.
Program Profile: The Judy Adams Show
The freedom to range widely and explore genres is one of the great things about campus/community radio.
September 2007
Revelling in the Gloom: Lightning Dust
Lightning Dust finds Black Mountain-eers trading psychedelic rock for Goth.
The Choir Practice Sings Out!
Is the world ready for an indie-pop choir? It seems so.
The Carol McCartney Interview
Canadian jazz vocalist Carol McCartney skats and solos with a stellar cast on her new record, A Night in Tunisia..
Tricks of the Trade: Capade
An interview with Nikola Tucakov from Capade.
Program Profile: Bluegrass
Nelson, BC's Pickin' n' Grinnin' celebrates bluegrass.
Purrs & Hisses from Meow Records
Bryndis is back from the flood to share the highlights of the annual FolkFest 2007, new releases, and more...
August 2007
120 Days of Sodom
Norwegian band 120 Days has come a long way from their days living on the streets of Oslo.
The Christine Jensen Interview
Canadian Jazz saxophonist Christine Jensen is another product of Nanaimo, BC's flourishing school jazz programs.
Mango. Avacado. Salsa.
Victoria's country vixen Carolyn Mark has a recipe for success.
Program Profile: The Mich Vish Interracial Morning Show
CFRU's Mich Vish Interracial Morning Show mixes it up in more ways than one.
July 2007
The Cape May
Haunted Landscapes and High Stakes Poker Games.
P.J. Perry, LL.D
Although he’d rather be fishing, P.J. Perry, Canada’s newest jazz doctor, reflects on his fifty years (and counting) in jazz.
Program Profile: Vancouver Metal
CiTR's PowerChord has been pummelling the airwaves for two decades.
Purrs & Hisses from Meow Records
Listen in to what Bryndis has to purr and hiss about this month.
June 2007
You Say Party! We Say Die!
From Abbotsford to the world, YSP! WSD! are on a roll.
These Melancholy Robots: Shout Out Out Out Out
"Our lyrics are the way they are, but in between songs the message is clear. It's party time."
No Luck Club: From History to Hip Hop
No Luck Club chart their own history heritage with hip hop
Program Profile: Canada Post-rock
Post-rock, skateboards and new records are part of a day in the life of Lethbridge's John Pantherbone.
Purrs & Hisses from Meow Records
Bj�rk and Arcade Fire perform in Vancouver. Is there anything to hiss about? Listen in to what Bryndis has to say.
May 2007
Presenting Cadence Weapon
"Not everybody's gonna like you, but you've gotta keep making music. No matter what."
Book Review: A Certain Respect for Tradition: Mark Miller on Jazz: Selected Writings 1980-2005
Jim Dupuis reviews the latest offering from Canadian Jazz writer Mark Miller
The Greg Lowe Interview
Winnipeg Jazz Guitarist Greg Lowe's eighth album, Guitar and Bass Sessions, features two bass players and a batch of familiar classics rearranged and made new again.
Program Profile: Hop the Fence - Independent Music and Interviews
Many radio shows like CHUO Ottawa's Hop the Fence incorporate interviews and music to get the inside scoop on what makes musicians tick. Plus listings for more shows that give you more than just the music.
Purrs & Hisses from Meow Records
The Book Of Lists, Panda Bear, Frog Eyes.and Jarvis Cocker: Bryndis casts judgement.
April 2007
The David Lee Interview: Ornette Coleman and the Battle of the Five Spot
David Lee's new book takes a close look at one of the turning points in the history of jazz
The Battle of the Five Spot: Ornette Coleman and the New York Jazz Field
Jim Dupuis reviews "The Battle of the Five Spot: Ornette Coleman and the New York Jazz Field"- a book by David Lee that looks at Ornette Coleman's New York debut at the Five Spot Café jazz club and the effects it had on the jazz community.
Julie Doiron
Julie Doiron has crafted a chart-topper with her latest release Woke Myself Up. Bridget Arsenault reports.
The Salads: We're Good For You!
A bit of maturity hasn't slowed down the party rawk of the The Salads.
Program Profile: Deconstructing Dinner
In the tradition of Fast Food Nation and Supersize Me, Jon Stienman takes a close look at the food we eat and where it comes from.
Purrs & Hisses from Meow Records
"Purrs" will, of course, reflect my opinions on what is absolutely necessary to own in your music collection, or just something I think is pretty worthwhile to check out. The "hisses" will be for those acts I feel are overrated or disappointing. I will also include the occasional customer feature, interview, or whatever else musical I can find to fill the page.
And as always, the hyperbole will flow and the f-bombs will drop.
March 2007
Jazz Music, Jazz Club, Jazz Label: The Cory Weeds Interview � Part 2
Cory Weeds is helping to keep the west coast jazz scene sizzling with his jazz club and label.
Uffie: Attack of The Damn Crazy Brat
Innocent looks don't stop Uffie from being a lightning rod for controversy.
Program Profile - Dig Your Roots: Creative Jazz
Five national live concert broadcasts celebrate new and adventurous Canadian jazz talents.
Purrs & Hisses from Meow Records
"Purrs" will, of course, reflect my opinions on what is absolutely necessary to own in your music collection, or just something I think is pretty worthwhile to check out. The "hisses" will be for those acts I feel are overrated or disappointing. I will also include the occasional customer feature, interview, or whatever else musical I can find to fill the page.
And as always, the hyperbole will flow and the f-bombs will drop.
February 2007
Jazz Music, Jazz Club, Jazz Label: Cory Weeds Interview
Earshot's Jim Dupuis thought he was too busy, until he talked with Cory Weeds of the The Cellar who is helping to keep the west coast jazz scene sizzling. Part 1 of 2.
Final Fantasy: Falling in Love with a Video Game Character
Polaris Prize winner Owen Pallet, a.k.a. Final Fantasy, didn't set out to court acclaim but by following his own strange vision he's found it anyway.
Purrs & Hisses from Meow Records
CFUR Music Director Bryndis Ogmundson now has her own store, Meow Records. She shares her thoughts about music, the people who buy it, and how it does on the charts.
2006 Picks and Pans
We asked a few programmers and music expert what they thought of the music of the year just past. Here are their tips from these programs on some of the best releases and best local releases, the most over- and under-rated records of the year and more.
- Hop the Fence – Ox, The Dears, Jets Overhead…
- The Downbeat Years – Magneta Lane, Long Blodes, Muse…
- The End of Silence – KEN mode. Dim Mak, Cursive…
- West Indies Culture Shock – Shurwayne Winchester, Maximus Dan, Iwer George…
- Canada Post – Erase Errata, Isis, Joanna Newsom…
- Charts & Graphs – Subtle, The Tragically Hip, Cadence Weapon…
- Powerchord – Keep of Kalessin, Katatonia, Moonspell…
- sHIFT Radio – Joey Yoooungman, Kaskade, MSTRKRFT…
- Jazz Notes – Pat Martino, Coco Love Alcorn, Jane Bunnett
- Jeff Friesen – Destroyer, Drumheller, Pat Metheny
January 2007
!earshot top 200 of 2006
The entire top 200 of 2006 and closer look at the top 10 albums of the year from Pink Mountaintops to Cat Power to Tokyo Police Club to Destroyer and more. And annual top 20s for Electronica, Folk/Roots/Blues, Hip hop, International, Jazz and Loud.
2006 Picks and Pans
We asked a few programmers and music expert what they thought of the music of the year just past. Here are their tips from these programs on some of the best releases and best local releases, the most over- and under-rated records of the year and more.
- Hop the Fence – Ox, The Dears, Jets Overhead…
- The Downbeat Years – Magneta Lane, Long Blodes, Muse…
- The End of Silence – KEN mode. Dim Mak, Cursive…
- West Indies Culture Shock – Shurwayne Winchester, Maximus Dan, Iwer George…
- Canada Post – Erase Errata, Isis, Joanna Newsom…
- Charts & Graphs – Subtle, The Tragically Hip, Cadence Weapon…
- Powerchord – Keep of Kalessin, Katatonia, Moonspell…
- sHIFT Radio – Joey Yoooungman, Kaskade, MSTRKRFT…
- Jazz Notes – Pat Martino, Coco Love Alcorn, Jane Bunnett
- Jeff Friesen – Destroyer, Drumheller, Pat Metheny
This month Jim Dupuis finds out that fat cats are inspirational and there’s a whole lot of ways to define foundation when he chats with Vancouver bassist Jodi Proznick.
Robert Pollard Gone Solo
Iconic Indie-Rocker Launches on a new Journey... Kind Of.
December 2006
The Two-Wheeled Obsession of Nich Worby
Ex-Majestics Nich Worby decided to strike on his own, but missed playing in a big band. So he got all his friends together and hit the studio.
Matthias Lupri: Catching the Vibe
Jim Dupuis talks to Matthias Lupri and gets the scoop on the vibes, scary movie music and flower eating cats.
The Best of 2006
We take an early look aback at the musical year 2006. It not too early to see who shined (did someone say Beck) and who disappointed.
Programmer Profile- Tell the Band to Go Home
Folk, Roots, Blues - Tell the Band to Go Home is a land where the songwriter and the performer are king.
Inbox(1) - Nate Query
A Decemberist for December.
Inside the Chart
CJSW Music Director Derek McEwan steps in to make some pointed observations on Beck, Mastodon, The Be Good Tanyas, DJ Shadow and the rest of this month's chart denizens.
November 2006
Turntablism: Recognizing the Art
Most people recognize that turntablism is a vibrant creative art form. Too bad the CRTC doesn't see it that way.
Coco Goes Real Good With Sugar
Coco Love Alcorn has a cross-country tour to promote her new CD Sugar. Before heading out she talked with Earshot's Jim Dupuis about dinner parties, good parenting and Anne Murray.
Programmer Profile- World Music - Pandemic Pulse on Nanaimo's CHLY
Host Thalie keeps the focus squarely on the music, plus listings for more World Music shows all available online.
Inbox(1) - Les Georges Leningrad
Besides being totally awesome, find out more about this titillating trio.
Inside the Chart
Check out this month's column for a chance to win a fantastic Decemberists contest.
October 2006
Coco Goes Real Good With Sugar
Coco Love Alcorn has a cross-country tour to promote her new CD Sugar. Before heading out she talked with Earshot's Jim Dupuis about dinner parties, good parenting and Anne Murray.
Programmer Profile- Ian Cochran's Searchin'
From Monk and Mingus to Shipp and Frisell, Searchin' explores the non-bop sides of jazz.
Inbox(1) - DSD
Meet the most charming swedish-keyed fiddler and hurdy gurdy man ever, Derrick Denholm.
Inside the Chart
Find out why the world needs a new music store.
September 2006
The D.D. Jackon Interview
Jazz pianist/composer D.D Jackson talks to Jim Dupuis about his new CD, living in New York, and the soundtrack to Grease.
Programmer Profile- Punks and Mods
Mods and rockers, punks and more rul the airwaves every week on Punks in Parkas on Winnipegs UMFM 101.5
Inbox(1) - Big Old Eyes
Senile in the fog telling grand old lies. No one left to blame but them big old eyes!
August 2006
Tokyo Police Club
Toronto's Tokyo Police Club are getting some attention with the debut A Lesson in Crime.
A Week at the Vancouver international Jazz Festival
Earshot's jazz interviewer Jim Dupuis had no time for interviews this month as he was in Vancouver at an auditory and visual smorgasbord that the locals call "the jazz festival".
Programmer Profile- Folk, Bluegrass and Country
Nancy McCormack's Small Towns and Big Dreams
Inside the Chart
Bryndis tackles the problem of aging in the music 'biz'...
Inbox(1) - Helen Spitzer
Coming soon...
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