Going Underground
Going Underground Nicci Rae-Jones When I first moved to the big smoke it was amid the ashes of the 1980s – a
The importance of MTV
The recent Foo Fighters album feels so familiar, in a good way. I’ll often find myself listening to it and being reminded
Method, madness and murder
When you think of David Bowie, what’s the first album that comes to mind? Is it “Hunky Dory”? Or, “The Rise
Synth-Pop Nostalgia
I have a vivid memory of an interaction with a friend of mine in my first year of high school. It was
In Love and Overthinking It
Daniel Caesar’s Do You Like Me? sounds like it belongs in a different decade. The R&B single has a laid-back, funky sound
There’s Something Great About Hate
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of stumbling on a great song by an artist that you haven’t heard of before. It
Music Maketh Movie | The Royal Tenenbaums
Is there anything better than hearing a song you love in a movie? Especially, when the scene encapsulates or even elevates the
New Christmas songs work – with a hint of nostalgia
I read somewhere that new Christmas songs don’t work. I didn’t get into the article but I fundamentally disagree, I’ve discovered some
I’m Dreaming of a Beach Christmas
While most holiday media might have you convinced that the white Christmases we usually experience here in Canada are ideal, the reality
A Contemporary Christmas Original That Actually Works
In a time when many artists are looking to cash in on your holiday coins, Meghan Trainor’s Holidays stands out from the
Drifting in and out
I think I’ve written this before but Gomez were the first band I ever saw live – or at least that’s what
More-Than-One Hit Wonder
Now, maybe my title is ever-so-slightly clickbait. In reality, who’s out there calling Foster The People a one-hit-wonder band? Well, I was, through
