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Josh Ritchie’s EP a trilogy of songs reflecting on the Black Lives Matter movement

“I talked weird because I couldn’t move the right side of my face,” Josh Ritchie explains. He was speaking at the Black Lives Matter protest in his hometown of Wiarton,…

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Ontarians’ The Greatest Short Story Never Told a testament to great songwriting

It’s fitting this band calls themselves the Ontarians since members Craig Smith, Frank Deresti, and Jay Stiles represent a few different regions of this huge province. It’s also fitting that…

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Third Development’s The Thought of Tomorrow an epic collaboration led by Geoffrey James

The idea of being “chill” might have been lost on a lot of us over the last year and a bit. Even during resting periods at home the lingering thoughts…

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Habit’s The Last Testament full of artistic punk-rock and witty lyricism

Habit’s latest effort wastes no time getting started, and in that spirit, neither will I! After a brief excerpt from W.H. Auden’s poem Funeral Blues, Warplane comes in sounding like…

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Over the Moon for Bands Over the Bay

As the nights are once again getting longer and the sweaters are starting to come out of storage, it feels as though summer has decided to start making its exit.…

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