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Sunshine Generation
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Ketamines, Peace, Energetic Action, Zebrassiers, Tough Age
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21 Jul 2011
Manraygun / Sat, Jul 23 (4 pm) If a band has managed to capture the sounds of Springsteen and the Clash, while infusing them with New York art punk, the group is worth admiring. Read more »
06 Jul 2011
The Consonance / Sat, Jul 9 (8 pm) A soulful and light jazz band kicking off a six-week North American tour, the Consonance will brighten your Saturday night. Read more »
29 Jun 2011 Edmonton International Jazz Festival /
Edmonton International Jazz Festival
Through Jul 3, Various locations
Rounding out this year's EIJF, Edmonton is treated to the bebop stylings of the Don Berner Jazz Sextet at Churchill Square on Canada Day, but if swing is more your thing, Gerry Guthman is helping celebrate Canada's birthday at the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre. Read more »
29 Jun 2011
Without Mercy
Mon, Jul 4 (8 pm), Filthy McNastys
Death thrash is just another one of those metal sub-genres that almost seem unknowable. Read more »
29 Jun 2011 Alison Krauss & Union Station
Alison Krauss & Union Station
Tue, Jul 5 (7:30 pm), Jubilee Auditorium, $49.50 & $59.50
Having worked with James Taylor, Phish, Dolly Parton, Yo Yo Ma and Bonnie Raitt is one thing. Read more »
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» The Ketamines: friends of rabbitkind, less so of music executives / Rico Moran
In the wake of controversy, the Ketamines develop Masters between Alberta and Ontario
Of all the fallout that's attached itself to Paul Lawton like a growing shadow—almost all of it surrounding his Slagging Off Tumblr account, which caused about as big…. Read more »
MarketForces
Meaghan Baxter / 14 Jun 2013
In the midst of pulsing beats and melodies, music can act as an effective platform for raising social consciousness, and local rockers MarketForces has ensured there's a…. Read more »
On the Record
Psychedelic realism
Meaghan Baxter / 12 Jun 2013
A penchant for country music combined with a love of classic rock has emerged as the psychedelic rock stylings of The Highest Order. Read more »
Firsts, Lasts & Favourites
Cantoo
/ 12 Jun 2013
Sat, Jun 15 (8 pm) With Doug Hoyer Haven Social Club, $7 (advance), $10 (door) Answered by: Aaron Parker Hometown: Edmonton, AB Formed: It's a long story. Read more »
Doug Hoyer
Meaghan Baxter / 12 Jun 2013
"You shouldn't expect life to go in a certain way because it's constantly changing," says local pop singer-songwriter Doug Hoyer. Read more »
Peace
Meaghan Baxter / 12 Jun 2013
Absurd is a common and apt descriptor of Peace's music—but it's not to be taken with offense. Read more »
A tale of two cities
In the wake of controversy, the Ketamines develop Masters between Alberta and Ontario
Paul Blinov / 12 Jun 2013
Of all the fallout that's attached itself to Paul Lawton like a growing shadow—almost all of it surrounding his Slagging Off Tumblr account, which caused about as big…. Read more »
Firsts, Lasts & Favourites
Silverstein
/ 05 Jun 2013
Answered by: Shane Told, lead vocals Hometown: Burlington, ON Formed: 2000 Genre: Rock/screamo Latest album: This Is How the Wind Shifts (2013) Fun fact: The band's name is…. Read more »
On the Record
Digging into the back catalogue
Leeroy Stagger revives some previous material on Truth Be Sold
Meaghan Baxter / 05 Jun 2013
Past meets present on Truth Be Sold, the latest album from singer-songwriter Leeroy Stagger. Read more »
Room for one more
A bass player unlocks the Cave Singers' inner groove
Paul Blinov / 05 Jun 2013
Up until now, the Cave Singers' sound has been a bone-rattling brand of folk that maximizes the amount of sound three guys can make. Read more »
Matt Epp
Meaghan Baxter / 05 Jun 2013
"Well, I've been learning Turkish," laughs Matt Epp when asked what he's been up to lately. Read more »
Plumes
Meaghan Baxter / 05 Jun 2013
Indie-pop meets dreamy orchestral chamber music as Plumes melds two ostensibly contrasting worlds. Read more »
Jeffery Michael Straker
Meaghan Baxter / 05 Jun 2013
Jeffery Michael Straker can finally cross the Edmonton Pride Festival off his list. Read more »
We Are The City
Paul Blinov / 29 May 2013
When We Are The City released High School in 2011, the acclaim it garnered was more surprising to the band than to anyone else. Read more »
