!earshot picks for 2007
Dan Sich Host of Wednesday Evening Jazz, heard Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 7:30 on 100.3 CKMS-FM Radio Waterloo Other Picks:
The Alberta Report TOP RECORDS OF 2007 Diana Panton – if the moon turns green… - (Independent / IODA) Susie Arioli Band featuring Jordan Office – Live at the Montreal International Jazz Festival – (Justin Time Records) |
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Reviews
Double Fuzz
Great Lake Swimmers
Huoratron
Max Layton
Mares of Thrace
Marine Dreams
Ocean City Defender
Seeker Lover Keeper
Elizabeth Shepherd
Shooting Guns
John Southworth and Andrew Downing
Catherine Taddo
This Month
Young Liars Tell the Truth!
Nothing Stops These Vancouver Dance-Rockers! By Scott Wood
Oh My Darling!
The Women of Oh My Darling embrace their diversity in Sweet Nostalgia. With audio feature. By Shelley Gummeson
Yukon Blonde's Endless Summer
These are sunny days for Vancouver's Yukon Blonde as the buzz around them grows and their new record hits the streets. By Amil Delic
Chart Mysteries Explained
If Yukon Blonde was #1 for most of April on the weekly charts, how come Grimes got the top spot on the Top 200. Our Charts Editor shows how it all makes sense. By Chris White, Charts Editor
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Features: April 2012
Yukon Blonde's Endless Summer
These are sunny days for Vancouver's Yukon Blonde as the buzz around them grows and their new record hits the streets By Amil Delic
Meet Suzka: The Hip Hop Violinist!
A hip hop violinist? Vancouver's Suzka has taken her violin into the studio with some of the best in the business. By Scott Wood
The Barra MacNeils Celebrate 25 Years
The Barra MacNeils have been Canada's Celtic Ambassadors for 25 years and celebrate with the Symphony Orchestra. By Dan McPeake
The Jon Treichel Interview
BC Jazz Guitarist Jon Treichel wears his influences proudly on his new release. By Jim Dupuis
Record Store Day 2012
Community Radio is celebrating Record Store Day in a big way. Compiled By Magnus Thyvold
Far From The End of That for Plants and Animals
A Conversation with Guitarist Nicolas Basque. By Amanda McCulley
The East - West Convergence of Ember Swift
From Canada to Beijing to baby - What lies between those words are Ember Swift's latest release 11:11, and a life journey which, like her new album, encompasses many layers and a few surprises. With audio feature. By Shelley Gummeson -
Features: March 2012
Yukon Blonde's Endless Summer
These are sunny days for Vancouver's Yukon Blonde as the buzz around them grows and their new record hits the streets By Amil Delic
Far From The End of That for Plants and Animals
A Conversation with Guitarist Nicolas Basque. By Amanda McCulley
The East - West Convergence of Ember Swift
From Canada to Beijing to baby - What lies between those words are Ember Swift's latest release 11:11, and a life journey which, like her new album, encompasses many layers and a few surprises. With audio feature. By Shelley Gummeson
Blame It On the Rain: Leathan Milne
Leathan Milne Lets Vancouver's Gloom Fuel His Fire. By Scott WoodThe Best of 2011 Part 3
By My Son the Hurricane
By Bruno Mazzotta
A Best of 2011 Playlist you can listen to and Toronto's My Son the Hurricane shares their best of 2011 picks.
The Best of 2011 Part 2
By Joshua Hyslop
By Boombox Saints
The Best of 2011 Part 1
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 Marc 'Oxide' LaCasse
By Chris Hibbard
We also get !earshot writers and radio programmers to to weigh in on the best of 2011 as well. -
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 WoodThe Best of 2011 Part 2
By Joshua Hyslop
By Boombox Saints
The Best of 2011 Part 1
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 Marc 'Oxide' LaCasse
By Chris Hibbard
We also get !earshot writers and radio programmers to to weigh in on the best of 2011 as well. -
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
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
