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July 2008
Matt Mays
MM&ET consists of Matt Mays (guitar, vocals), Jay Smith (guitar, vocals), Andy Patil (bass, vocals), and Tim Jim Baker (drums). Since forming in 2003 to perform shows in support of May's self-titled JUNO nominated debut, the band has toured Canada countless times as well as performed numerous dates in the US and the UK. |
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July 2008
Morning Electric
In the midst of electro-dance fever, guitar-based blues-rock still lives with the help of new indie rock band Morning Electric. Long-time fans and first time listeners of Morning Electric have a hard time with labels. As an artist, their lead singer Sway, has crossed many genres from rap to rock and when he gets on the mic, his voice shocks audiences. |
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May 2008
Constatntines
The Constantines are an indie rock band from Guelph, Ontario, Canada.Their style has been described as "art-punk", and they have been compared to bands like The Clash, Fugazi, Bruce Springsteen, and Nick Cave. |
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May 2008
From First to Last
From First To Last battle back with their self-titled Suretone Records debut, a defiant statement of purpose which stands as the band's most self-assured work to date. |
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March 2008
State of shock
The band, has taken a slow and steady approach to its career over the years, but momentum picked up dramatically in 2007 and moves have been made to take the Vancouver band from a Canadian success story to an international one. |
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Feburary 2008
Hello Operator
Called a "newsmaker" in Macleans magazine, and listed as "one of 12 bands to watch out for" by Canoe.ca after their exciting Canadian Music Week performance. With more stadium shows and tours behind them they are steadily gaining populatrity. |
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January 2008
Neverending White Lights
Having been nominated for a Juno Award for Best New Artist Of The Year, Neverending White Lights has been growing their fan base consistently. |
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December 2007
Mother Mother
With a collection of catchy songs which encompass a brand of post modern pop music which defies formulaic approaches of contemporary songwriting; Mother Mother is forging its own path in today's music scene. |
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November 2007
Justin Nozuka
This guitar slinging aficionado has the street smarts of an urban swinger and the heart-bending soul of a gospel preacher. |
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October 2007
Stirling
Stirling's particular attention to mood and atmosphere is the cornerstone of the bands particular brand of dial-twirling, frequency-taming, pedal-engaging and Bowie-inspired hollering. |
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September 2007
Mark Ronson
Using his own unique re-interpretive style, Mark Ronson demonstrates pop voyeurism and experimentalism are not alien forms. A never derivative, journey through the art of the song with added horns thrown in for good measure. |
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August 2007
Justin Hines
Justin Hines' soul-searching debut album, Sides, is an experience akin to that mystical phenomenon of everyday life when you meet someone new but, somehow, feel as if you've known them forever. |
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July 2007
James McKenty & The Spades
Known for delivering a great live show and having the stamina to go all night long,
James McKenty & The Spades are thrilled to
be releasing their sophomore album, entitled
Let It Grow. |
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