!earshot year-end picks 2005Adam Fox Adam Fox My name is Adam Fox and I am the Music Programming Director for CJAM 91.5 FM Windsor/Detroit. I co-host a music variety program with Sean Barry on Thursday afternoons and I predict 2006 will reveal some awesome musical talent from Windsor. Keeps ears open for yellow wood, measured in angles, ron leary, and bloem fontein. Most under-rated record of the year Best local release Record you are most anticipating for 2005: |
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The British Columbians
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Jane's Party
Knotted Cord
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Metal Mother
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Rhoneil
Vesely Couture
Young Galaxy
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Josh Hyslop: A Cold Wind
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Myths of Vancouver
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The Best of 2011
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Features: January 2012
The Best of 2011
By Marc 'Oxide' LaCasse
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
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Philoceraptor Attacks
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Features: 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 -
Features: 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 -
Features: 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
