Cultural Affairs
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Supplied Album Review: ‘No Hard Feelings’ by The Beaches
Canadian rock band, The Beaches, recently released their third album, No Hard Feelings. The Toronto-based group, formed in 2009, are…
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Purity Ring’s newest record is a 2000s JRPG journey
Edmonton’s own electronic pop duo, Corin Roddick and M.J. of Purity Ring, is just releasing their self-titled record, Purity Ring,…
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Book Review: ‘All Kidding Aside’ by Jean-Christophe Réhel
Jean-Christophe Réhel’s novel All Kidding Aside, translated from French to English by Neil Smith, is a true “keep you up…
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Album Review: ‘Heavy Afternoon’ by Tebby & The Heavy
Tebby and the Heavy is an alternative rock band hailing from Edmonton. Known for their eclectic sound blended from all…
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Accidentally writing a hit: Sebastien de Castell
Sebastien de Castell is a Canadian author of 17 books. His most recent release, The Malevolent Eight, follows foul-mouthed accidental…
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From a rocky beginning to building a loyal fanbase: Autoheart
Autoheart is a queer indie-pop trio from London, United Kingdom (U.K.), gearing up for a tour after they release their…
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Ali Shah talks about the change of direction in his new releases
Ali Shah is a young Toronto-based queer, brown pop artist. While he’s already released an EP and several singles, his…
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Big Valley Jamboree: Teigen Gayse interview
From British Columbia, Teigen Gayse is a country artist looking ahead to an upcoming single release, and possibly another album.…
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Big Valley Jamboree: James Barker Band interview
Ahead of their Saturday set at the Big Valley Jamboree country music festival in Camrose, James Barker of the James…
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Big Valley Jamboree: Mariya Stokes interview
Mariya Stokes took to the main stage at the Big Valley Jamboree on August 1 with plenty of flare and…
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