Canadian rock to taste and dance
The second song of X is Y from their split album with Boys Climbing Ropes, set to launch in t-5 hours at YuyinTang
We waited for this one long time. A classic
Take a tour to Canada with Meredith, and Les Cowboys Fringants.
It’s the US vs. the world in a July 4th vs. World Cup showdown for the ages, but wait, what’s that? Pesky Canada it’s sticking it’s nose in too?
Holy Crap! Today is Brazil day at the Expo? In the same week as German day? I was hoping for a little more volume to Brazil day, but Carlinhos Brown and Mart’nália are not people to shake sticks at.
When being outrageous is a rule, there’s a thin, blurry line between style and the outright lack of it. Where Peaches stands may be just a matter of perspective, but with her last album, I Feel Cream, she manages to prove that a makeover is possible, that trash can be dismantled to show its charming heart.
Be still, my beating indie fangirl heart. I managed to find the time, in between decoding the latest Decemberist folk-rock opera and collaging my bedroom wall with pics of The New Pornographers, to make it to Canadian folk-rockers Immaculate Machine’s show this Saturday night at Yuyintang.