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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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Wunderbar Venue Review
Edmonton’s Wunderbar Celebrates Second Anniversary Call me crazy, a dirtbag purist or a punk rock connoisseur, but the best venues are typically sort of slummy with mouthy staff members who serve beer so strong
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Mixed Media 3 at The Two Twenty Review
Saskatoon’s Two Twenty Building Hosts Art Party Extraordinaire The best parties, it seems, are those that shake the ground, dent the walls and literally tear the roof off the place. That all changed when
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Best of April
Ominocity’s Top Five Articles for April 2012 John K. Samson Video Review Our video review of John K. Samson’s show at Amigos got a huge boost thanks to the Weakerthans’ posting a link on
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MOSO Fest expands line-up
Saskatoon’s MoSo Fest adds more bands to it’s roster MoSo Fest, an up-and-coming music and tech conference festival, has added more bands to its diverse line-up. Some of the new acts included are Damien
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Saskatoon’s Top Five Least Google-able Bands
Local bands falter while climbing the search engine ladder Ominocity contributor Brandon Mack wrote that when a band is attempting to improve their SEO that “the first steps should have been taken by the
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Fountains of Youth: Flood Season Review
Saskatoon’s Fountains Of Youth drop new album entitled Flood Season Fountains Of Youth, headed up by local shredder Paul Kuzbik, have dropped their latest album Flood Season for stream on Bandcamp. Comprised of 12
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Best of March
Top Five Songs About Saskatoon Shortly after publication, this article went viral – kind of hilarious considering some of the songs aren’t necessarily flattering. However lots of audience members chimed in with their own
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MOSO conference launches website and festival line-up
Saskatoon’s MoSo Conference drops festival line-up MoSo Conference, a joint indie music festival and social media conference, has launched their website which reveals a preliminary line-up of performers. Featuring the likes of Bry Webb,
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The Decline: Retro Download
Saskatoon’s The Decline offer up recordings for download Hello Shit, We Were the Decline.” Chris Morin messaged me on the Facebook a few days ago asking me to write about a band I used
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