Shambhala is a Welcome Home party
by Greg Forsberd Shambhala is nestled in a valley on Salmo River Ranch. The windy dirt road is dotted with signs saying “No Glass”, “Drive Safely”, and “Welcome Home”. The dirt road goes …
by Greg Forsberd Shambhala is nestled in a valley on Salmo River Ranch. The windy dirt road is dotted with signs saying “No Glass”, “Drive Safely”, and “Welcome Home”. The dirt road goes …
The road to Tall Tree is the epitome of west coast beauty. As the highway turns to local roads, crossing over single lane bridges, all cell phone coverage is lost, and nature thrives. The …
by Irene Lo | photo by Greg Forsberg The last time Destructo was in Vancouver was last summer. He performed at one of the city’s regular techno nights, Delete Fridays, at Shine. Last …
by Irene Lo | photo by Greg Forsberg New Forms Festival, an interdisciplinary arts and music festival that bills itself as promoting collaborations between national and international artists …
by Elizabeth Parker | photo by Greg Forsberg This year’s Rifflandia was all about the bands you’ve never heard of, and all the bands you used to love. And sure, this can be a good thing, but …
by Irene Lo | photos by Greg Forsberg La Femme is one of the sincerest ironic bands to come from France. Mixing in equal parts surf and cold wave with a dash of ye-ye pop and Goosebumps …
by Elizabeth Parker | photos by Greg Forsberg “It’s the magical, mystery kind,” crooned Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, at Rifflandia, Victoria’s most hyped up music festival. The …