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Gunner & Smith release two new songs in advance of upcoming tour
Saskatoon indie folk rock group release River of Stone b/w The Road Gunner & Smith, a Saskatoon indie folk rock group, have released two new songs in advance of their upcoming western Canada tour.
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Saskatchewan Jazz Festival 2012: Weekend Review
Sask Jazz Fest Sets bar high with major headliners Editor’s Note: View more Jazz Fest photos on our Facebook page! Day 1: The Sask Jazz Fest, running from June 22 to July 1, is
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Karpinka Brothers – There’s A Light: Review
Local Folk Duo Release New Album Saskatoon’s Karpinka Brothers have quietly released their latest full-length album entitled There’s A Light. Although rumour has it the boys are waiting on some vinyl pressings of the
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MazzFest Returns to Saskatoon
Local hardcore festival expands line-up to include other genres Editor’s Note – This article is part of our all-week coverage on festivals in Saskatchewan that promote local music. MazzFest, a Saskatoon-based hardcore punk festival,
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Sask Music Festivals of the Past Decade: Reader’s Choice
Almost a decade old, 306FEST brought together bands and naked dancing guys Editor’s Note – This article is part of our all-week coverage on festivals in Saskatchewan that promote local music. Check back for
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Festival Review: Sask Music Festivals of the Past Decade
Ominocity Looks Back on Pivotal Saskatchewan Music Festivals Editor’s Note – This article is part of our all-week coverage on festivals in Saskatchewan that promote local music. Check back for more coverage, including a
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Pick of the Weekend: Quadrant Khan
Locals Reform Party and Jeans Boots are taking the stage this Friday at Amigos along with DJ Quadrant Khan aka Shumon Khan. While his contemporaries for the evening are out soldiering the rock dive
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Andrei Feheregyhazi Interview: Library Voices Video “Be My Juliette Gréco, Paris 1949″
Since its release a couple of days ago, the Internet has been sufficiently spammed by the latest Library Voices video for “Be My Juliette Gréco, Paris 1949″. Combining cute, whimsical paper doll-like animation visuals
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Pick of the Weekend: Chixdiggit
Back when I was a precocious (awkward) 15-year-old, one of my favourite songs at the time was “I Wanna Hump You” by Chixdiggit. That probably had something to do with the fact that I
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Weekend in review
So a bunch of stuff happened, including The Seahags at Louis’, Friends Electric and Feral Children at Amigos, New Jacobin Club at The Fez, Barcamp (tech conference that devolved into a keg party) and
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