Friday night in Toronto doesn’t usually present eight bajillion desirable nightlife options, so deciding not to go to Azari & III made me feel like a shipwrecked sailor deciding which of the remaining crewmen to eat. But these mercenary decisions have to be made, and there was no way I was missing DJ …
We’re back and ready to wreck shop. Keep an eye out for reviews of the Fort Romeau and Orbital LPs, as well as updated listings and more more moar! – UPDATE: Addison Groove has announced tour dates including an April 27 Toronto stop at, would you believe, St. Stephen-In-The-Fields church. …
Why is it, a-void readers, that our fellow 9-5ers take very little convincing to go for mid-week drinks despite the near-guaranteed hangover and wallet-damage; but when I try to get them to check out new music—such as Galapagos at The Drake a couple weeks ago—they come up with the flimsiest …
Thinking about snare drums: on first blush, not exciting. Many of you would rather smack yourselves in the bits with the business end of a ball-peen hammer than read about snare drums. (OUCH.) But what is break-based music about if not snare drums? Ponder if you will. The kick is …
Watch this. Feel that lump in your throat? When all the handwringing about exploitation begins — and there will be plenty of both the former and the latter (somewhere at this very moment a deeply unfair reality show contract is almost certainly being drawn up) — let’s not forget why …
Love that sign. Tempting as it may be to link to the Jay-Z remix of “Beware Of The Boys,” let’s keep this inaugural post on track. For starters we’ve got a Madlib / Karriem Riggins joint from ‘lib’s latest entry in the Madlib Medicine Show series; they’ve been hit or …