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Home » Posts Tagged "canada"
Camaromance: Out of Luck
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May26

Camaromance: Out of ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

A perfect mix between Americana music and folk/pop sensibility, Camaromance’s new album, The Parade, is the album of a women now in full control of her destiny, who is now leading the parade instead of watching...

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Salteens: Hallowed Ways
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May15

Salteens: Hallowed W...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From the album Moths Seven years ago The Salteens started Boompa Records to put out their sophomore album, Let Go Of Your Bad Days. Since then Boompa has released a lot of other albums while the Salteens have remained...

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The Superfantastics: Turn On Me
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May12

The Superfantastics:...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Since the release of their acclaimed debut LP, Pop-Up Book, Halifax’s THE SUPERFANTASTICS have toured Eastern Canada steadily with bands such as Julie Doiron and Shotgun Jimmie, opened for Joel Plaskett and Two...

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The Whitsundays: I Can’t Get Off of My Cloud
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May07

The Whitsundays: I C...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From The Whitsundays’ second album, just released on Friendly Fire Recordings. The Whitsundays are the weird and wonderful musical brainchild of Edmonton, Alberta’s Paul Arnusch. Saul is an emotional...

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The Hidden Cameras: In the NA
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Apr30

The Hidden Cameras: ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Toronto’s THE HIDDEN CAMERAS are the brainchild of singer/songwriter/guitarist Joel Gibb.  “In The NA” was the first single taken from The Hidden Cameras latest symphonic pop masterpiece ‘Origin:...

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Two Hours Traffic: Territory
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Mar31

Two Hours Traffic: T...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

“Territory” is the follow up to the Charlottetown band’s Polaris Prize nominated and internationally acclaimed sophomore album, “Little Jabs”. Once again produced by Joel Plaskett, Territory builds on the promise...

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Plajia: Kyaan Done
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Feb17

Plajia: Kyaan Done

posted by Stuart Morrison

The title track as a teaser from their upcoming album Lauded by music critics in Canada and abroad, trip-rock group Plajia, composed of Patrick Pleau (lead vocals, guitars, keyboards and harmonica), Simon Boivin (bass...

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Julie Peel: Unfold
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Feb02

Julie Peel: Unfold

posted by Charles Stepczyk

French indie rocker and self-taught multi-instrumentalist Julie Peel writes smart, well-crafted folk rock with a pop sensibility reminiscent of Aimee Mann, Neil Young, Beth Orton and Feist. Julie’s debut album...

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The Ghost is Dancing: Battles On
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Jan16

The Ghost is Dancing...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Toronto indie pop outfit THE GHOST IS DANCING just recently springboarded off the release off of 2007’s “The Darkest Spark” with their newest indie rock offering which was issued last April,...

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Cousins: Around Their Waists
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Jan09

Cousins: Around Thei...

posted by Jason Evangelho

There’s something appealing about Cousins, a new quartet from Halifax, Nova Scotia, but it takes patience to discover that appeal. After listening to several cuts from their debut album, I was disappointed with...

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The Rural Alberta Advantage: Don’t Haunt This Place
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Jan03

The Rural Alberta Ad...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The Rural Alberta Advantage play indie-rock songs about hometowns and heartbreak, born out of images from growing up in Central and Northern Alberta. They sing about summers in the Rockies and winters on the farm, ice...

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Tripping Hazard: Destruction
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Dec11

Tripping Hazard: Des...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From the album Wron: Suicide Goat Tripping Hazard was conceived in a bathtub in downtown Toronto on February 11th, 2005, and born in the upstairs of the Poor Alex Theatre over drinks, conversations concerning Frank...

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Sleepless Nights: Radio Silence
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Dec03

Sleepless Nights: Ra...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

I think in many ways our staff here at Insomnia Radio can relate to the name of our featured band as well as track name today. I basically had stumbled across this new track by Canada’s SLEEPLESS NIGHTS when I was...

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Paper Moon: What Are You Going to Do With Me
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Nov30

Paper Moon: What Are...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Paper Moon are from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. For their third full-length record, Only During Thunderstorms, the band was looking for an edgier, more energetic sound that better suited their personalities. This goal was...

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John K. Samson, Nikki Komaksiutiksak, Curtis Walker: Keewatin Arctic
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Nov21

John K. Samson, Nikk...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Today on the Dose we bring you a unlikely collaboration of Canadian artists of three differing genres, and a beautiful song they quickly put together in one day. Every Wednesday for 16 weeks, 3 musicians showed up at MCM...

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Japandroids: Young Hearts Spark Fire
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Nov18

Japandroids: Young H...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Japandroids (JPNDRDS) is a two piece band from Vancouver, BC. This ‘band’ started in 2006 as a creative outlet for the post-teenage angst of Brian King and David Prowse. Originally intending to be a trio, the...

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Rep By Pop: Cell phone Camera
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Oct24

Rep By Pop: Cell pho...

posted by Stuart Morrison

The Title Track from their new Album. See the video over there ——————————–> Rep By Pop are a power pop trio playing infectious, danceable, synth/guitar...

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The Lovely Feathers: Lowiza
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Oct19

The Lovely Feathers:...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The Lovely Feathers started out, as most of many do, as a band in a bedroom in an old apartment in Montreal.  Shortly after being signed to Equator Records, they embarked on a sixty-three day North American Tour opening...

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Minto: Burnt Down Trainbridge Blues
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Oct15

Minto: Burnt Down Tr...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From their album Lay It On Me Transformation. Rebirth. Renewal. The Vancouver vagabonds formerly known as The Smokes have charted something of a non-traditional course over their half-decade of existence. The...

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The Paper Cranes: Chivalry’s Dead
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Oct08

The Paper Cranes: Ch...

posted by Stuart Morrison

The title song from their recent album The Paper Cranes are a husband and wife indie-pop band from Victoria, British Columbia whose specialty is crafting infectiously melodic pop songs with heart-wrenching lyrics that...

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Bent By Elephants: Victor
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Sep13

Bent By Elephants: V...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Bent By Elephants are a 7 piece folk rock band stationed in Montreal, linking patch-work improv pieces into rhythmic pop-folk songs. Luke Fowlie and vocalist Chesley Walsh began BBE in the Spring of 2008. After a year of...

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The Wooden Sky: Something Hiding For Us in the Night
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Aug27

The Wooden Sky: Some...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Hot off of their Bedrooms and Backstreets Tour and the Canadian release of their second album “If I Don’t Come Home You’ll Know I’m Gone”, Toronto-based outfit The Wooden Sky is excited to be hitting the...

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The StandStills: Let Me Go
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Aug26

The StandStills: Let...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From London, Ontario, this is from their recent EP The StandStills are: Jonny Fox – Vocals/ Guitar Renee Couture – Drums/ Percussion Check their upcoming shows and request plays on radio in the London...

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Big Thing on Mars: I Don’t Think You’re Right For Me
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Aug16

Big Thing on Mars: I...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Big Thing on Mars are a four-piece indie rock group from Prince Edward, British Colombia in Canada. I initially had heard this track on Garageband and thought it would be fun to feature here at the Dose. The group...

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Mantis: What? (feat. Justis)
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Aug06

Mantis: What? (feat....

posted by Sarah Morrison

From the recently released album Still Life, we bring you Mantis with ‘What? (feat. Justis)’. “Possibly one of Canada’s freshest offspring of the love triangle between funk, soul, and hiphop,...

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Volcanoless in Canada: She Moves
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Jul20

Volcanoless in Canad...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Saskatchewan based outfit Volcanoless in Canada strives to combine precise rhythms and intricate melodies with the appeal and high-paced energy of rock music. Their sonic principle lies in the coordinated...

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Great Bloomers: Catching Up
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Jul07

Great Bloomers: Catc...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Great Bloomers was formed when childhood pals Lowell Sostomi and Nate Hindle moved to Toronto and met Andrew Kekewich. The trio quickly formed a strong friendship based upon similar record collections— all three valued...

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The Papertiger Sound: Tiny Robot Love
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Jun26

The Papertiger Sound...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The Papertiger Sound is a transatlantic project created in 2006 by Dan Gelder who is from England’s Eastern shore. Hailing from the Eastern shores of Canada, Kerstin Wilson later joined when both Dan and Kerstin were...

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Plajia: Dummy
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Jun24

Plajia: Dummy

posted by Jason Evangelho

Note from Jason: I’m a sucker for “The Bends”-era Radiohead. Plajia (pronounced “plah-gee-ah”) scratches that itch nicely! Lauded by music critics in Canada and abroad, trip-rock group...

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Fabulous Hats: Trance
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Jun22

Fabulous Hats: Tranc...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada Neil Dobson was a regular on the Toronto club circuit for years with various original bands. “I go back a ways in Toronto, we played Larry’s Hideaway a lot -such a...

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The Weakerthans: Sun in an Empty Room
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Jun08

The Weakerthans: Sun...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Reunion Tour is another superb tome from indie rock’s most singular narrators, the Weakerthans. Their newest album from 2007 was recorded after-hours above a closed factory in the cold Canadian spring, weaving the...

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Pony Up: The Truth About Cats & Dogs (Is That They Die)
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Jun03

Pony Up: The Truth A...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Pony Up is an indie pop band from Montreal, Canada. They formed on New Year’s Eve 2002 and, upon developing a relationship with singer Ben Lee, released their debut, self-titled EP in 2005 on his Ten Fingers label. Make...

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