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Reviews

Touch Yourself USA Tour: Total Slacker + Night Manager

photography: Peter Kulak Total Slacker is a psych-lo-fi-garage-noise-gaze band from Brooklyn. Your typical girl-boy combo ...

Festivals

NXNE: White Rabbits & The Black Belles

text: Michael Raine | photography: Brian Patterson “Hi, we’re White Rabbits,” says singer Stephen Patterson ...

Interviews

NXNE Interview: J.F. Robitaille

text: Michael Raine With two broken bands, a lost album, a bankrupt record label and ...

Features

Looking at the art of sound with sound designer Ryan Ingebritsen

text: Emily Liebtag When you listen to a great piece of new music, you often ...

Festivals

MUTEK 2012 in review

text: Max Jones | photography: Vincent Fugère This year’s festival of music and technology, Mutek, ...

Reviews

Explosions In The Sky – Take care, take care, take care

text: Alex Gavin Hailing from the Lone Star State, an American destination known for all ...

Festivals

Summer Camp Festival: we’re not in Chillicothe anymore

text: Greg Sheer | photography: Mark A. Spomer for Summer Camp Passing a minivan at ...

Interviews

DJ SOLO: Petere Magister Ludi

text: Greg Sheer For approximately a decade and a half, a twig sprouted from the ...

Features

Drugs and music

text: Michael Raine “Where ignorance is bliss, ‘tis folly to be wise,” stated the English ...

Festivals

Piknik Electronik anniversary launch

text: Max Jones | photography: Miguel Legault for Piknic Electronic Nestled in the middle of ...

Album Reviews

Album review: The Dig “Midnight Flowers”

text: Laura Phillips The Dig shake the standards of easy-listening with their new LP Midnight Flowers. ...

Touch Yourself USA Tour: Total Slacker + Night Manager

NXNE: White Rabbits & The Black Belles

NXNE Interview: J.F. Robitaille

Looking at the art of sound with sound designer Ryan Ingebritsen

MUTEK 2012 in review

Explosions In The Sky – Take care, take care, take care

Summer Camp Festival: we’re not in Chillicothe anymore

DJ SOLO: Petere Magister Ludi

Drugs and music

Piknik Electronik anniversary launch

Album review: The Dig “Midnight Flowers”

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