Articles by Jasmyn Burke

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  The Holy Fields

  The Holy Fields

  PUBLISHED Jun 20, 2007

  This Toronto band seem like they are part of what one might call "the happy band revolution,” which has been popular in the city over the l...

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  Prize Country

  Lottery of Recognition

  PUBLISHED Jun 20, 2007

  The thrashing of all instruments and humans involved is the best way to describe Prize Country’s Lottery of Recognition. Their debut CD is...

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  Winston

  Limited

  PUBLISHED Jun 20, 2007

  Having recorded and released Passengers with a backing band in 2004, Winston has now recorded a six-song solo EP created exclusively with t...

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  The Huxtables

  A Touch of Wonder

  PUBLISHED May 23, 2007

  Be prepared for 42 pages of madness. The Huxtables have paired their CD with a mini-booklet featuring drawings such as a creature that appe...

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  Barons and Lengthy

  Get Out Goddamn City

  PUBLISHED Apr 18, 2007

  As this short EP begins and ends, it is the band’s ability to make catchy guitar riffs that grabs your attention. As Barons and Lengthy str...

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  Louis

  Freak Show Revenge

  PUBLISHED Apr 18, 2007

  Solemnly singing about drowning in a town of fallen towers and being confident that a straightjacket isn’t in his future, Louis’s Freak Sho...

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  Black Moth Super Rainbow

  Dandelion Gum

  PUBLISHED Apr 17, 2007

  Repetitive psych rock that should have trippy, slow motion videos to accommodate each song is what comes to mind after listening to Dandeli...

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  Audubon Park

  Teenage Horses

  PUBLISHED Mar 23, 2007

  The best way to explain Audubon Park might be to imagine an acoustic guitar that has gum, tar and maybe even some cheesy ’90s stickers on i...