Articles by Amanda Ash

Ayla Brook

After The Morning After

PUBLISHED May 25, 2008

After The Morning After isn’t a record for the moment. And it sure as heck isn’t a record that you’ll simply shelve away on your mind’s CD...

Swiftys

Ridin' High

PUBLISHED May 25, 2008

The Swiftys are country music outlaws with a passion for foot-stomping rhythms and fearless guitar rampages. But underneath all that giddy-...

Colleen Brown

Foot In Heart

PUBLISHED Apr 28, 2008

Colleen Brown might be better recognised as one-third of the sassy Edmonton-based all-female rock band the Secretaries, but it won’t be lon...

Ghost Bees

Tasseomancy

PUBLISHED Apr 28, 2008

Only a pair of telepathic twins could conjure up such neatly woven tales as the ones found on Tasseomancy. Tasseomancy is the debut record...

Tanyss Nixi

Champion Of Lost Causes

PUBLISHED Apr 28, 2008

Tanyss Nixi may have been born and raised in a quaint Alberta town but that doesn’t mean she wasn’t exposed to the corporate blemishes that...

Justin Rutledge Ascends

PUBLISHED Apr 23, 2008

"A man descending is propelled by inertia. The only initiative left him is whether or not he decides to enjoy its passing scene.” Guy Vande...

Matt Costa

Unfamiliar Faces

PUBLISHED Mar 24, 2008

If waves were made of cotton candy and beaches of sugar crystals, the soundtrack to a perfect sunny day would be Unfamiliar Faces. Or at le...

House of Doc

East Of West

PUBLISHED Mar 24, 2008

Listening to House Of Doc’s third album, East Of West, is a lot like being at a family event, you know, the one where Uncle Joe pulls out h...