Articles by Heather Parry

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  The Black Fever

  Romanticism

  PUBLISHED Jun 26, 2009

  Canadians seem to love the UK, especially when it comes to music. It's no surprise then, that Toronto band the Black Fever have gone a bit...

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  Kasabian

  West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum

  PUBLISHED Jun 26, 2009

  They always complained of the 'Madchester' comparisons, saying they weren't that kind of band, but Kasabian's previous posturing and, well,...

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  The Sounds

  Crossing the Rubicon

  PUBLISHED Jun 19, 2009

  The third full-length release from this Swedish electro pop troupe is definitely on the mellow side compared to their previous albums, a su...

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  Still Life Still

  Pastel

  PUBLISHED Jun 19, 2009

  There's currently a great deal of buzz around East York kids Still Life Still, despite the lack of recorded material to showcase the reason...

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  Chase & Status

  Circa, Toronto ON June 4

  PUBLISHED Jun 5, 2009

  The experiences of walking into the middle of a show and kicking around for ages before it starts are vastly different, and greatly effect...

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  Dancing With Paris

  Dancing With Paris

  PUBLISHED May 24, 2009

  Melodic hardcore has become a dirty word (or rather, two) thanks to all the crap that's been peddled under that term in the last few years....

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  Maximo Park

  Quicken the Heart

  PUBLISHED May 24, 2009

  Despite my ambivalence towards a lot of their music, and my total ignorance of their sophomore album, there are two things I've always like...

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  Jets Overhead

  No Nations

  PUBLISHED May 24, 2009

  Albums like No Nations exemplify the easy-going, comfortable national identity of Canadians. The kind of stuff you'd listen to whilst drivi...