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After being bludgeoned into submission by years of accolades for albums with dubious critical standing and the similarly dour selection of Grammy winners that very evening, I was… Read more »
As is the natural order, Alberta's arts community appears to be experiencing a bit of a rise in international recognition. Trevor Anderson and Fish Griwkowsky, the intrepid duo… Read more »
As 2010 draws to a close, Vue columnist Roland Pemberton presents his top 10 albums of the year. Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Before Today After eight albums of… Read more »
Envision this scene: a monochromatic lunchroom filled with robotic children is cross cut with a singular character imbued with colour. That character is our protagonist, here to bring… Read more »
Kanye West has always attempted to posit himself as being bigger than the media that he creates. From releasing an artfully Auto-tuned R&B album in a commercial climate… Read more »
I'm an unusual breed of media addict. The majority of people are content in absorbing what they hear or see in passing. If a show is on, they'll… Read more »
I had a discussion with a friend recently about the continental differences in approach towards pop and electronic music. On our continent, dance music is mostly isolated to… Read more »
Earlier this month, SOS Fest proved that a multi-venue festival is a sustainable concept in Edmonton. On stage with Shout Out Out Out Out at the festival-closing Sunday… Read more »
What's so special about a truffle fry? A variation on the traditional French fry, a truffle fry is cut julienne style, prepared with truffle oil, kosher salt and… Read more »
I used to have a problem with popularity. It is a youthful conceit to hate something because lots of people seem to like it. I wasn't popular when… Read more »