BLACK HISTORY MONTH: “BLACK PROTEST IS MUSIC. LEARNING THE MELODY IS NOT ENOUGH”
To really know what’s going on with Black protest music, we need to know and feel the words
To really know what’s going on with Black protest music, we need to know and feel the words
Black protest hit a political and musical turning point with George Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020
Discovering veteran artists for the first time and saying goodbye to some of the greats
Joni Miller has long had a thing for skinny chicks playing strong lead guitar like Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde Compatriots and Victoria residents Ted Lane and Jim Thomson feel differently about music in the time of COVID. Lane’s unimpressed while Thomson …Read More
15 songs that’ll expand your musical audioscape from Coltrane to Seeger, a new tune from London Grammar, the always intriguing Agnes Obel, Haelos, Bird York, Matt Berninger and more
Rabbit holes lead contributor Cat L’Hirondelle to Aussie Jen Cloher, Wye Oak and Cigarettes After Sex while John Mabbott looks at multi-talented and hard-to-label Vancouver band The Fugitives
A dozen eclectic and beautiful songs from Patti Smith, Olafur Arnalds, Brian Eno, The Fretless, Eineida Marta, Keb’ Mo’ and more
A few oldies. A few new ones. From contributors Diane Beckett and Ron Verzuh.
A genre-jumping set of music from ska-punk to Portuguese fado, slow jazz, comforting Americana to spoken word artistry and more.
Stevie Nicks’ Landslide and original music by Michael Fijal