Articles by Jon Bartlett

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  Lofty Pillars

  When We Were Lost

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2000

  With the Lofty Pillars, Boxhead Ensemble's Michael Krassner has found an outlet for what he calls folk music. Krassner's folk doesn't inclu...

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  Masters of the Hemisphere

  I Am Not a Freemdoom

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2000

  Masters of the Hemisphere are the runaway winners for lamest album of the year. After dealing a promising self-titled CD a couple of years...

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  Archers of Loaf

  Seconds Before The Accident

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2000

  Kids are still lamenting the loss of the Loaf, and some will collect themselves for long enough to pick up a copy of this live recording fr...

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  Black Heart Procession

  Three

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2000

  It's the morning and if Pall Jenkins has his way with me, I may be heading back to bed soon. Jenkins and Tobias Nathaniel, following up on...

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  Blue Pine

  Blue Pine

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2000

  At the nexus of Blue Pine is Carey Mercer's distinct voice, which writhes and squirms all the way through this Victoria-based band's debut...

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  Panapoly Academy Glee Club

  Concentus

  PUBLISHED Aug 2, 2000

  The math is more prevalent than ever on PACE's third full-length (the previous two were recorded under the Panoply Academy Glee Club name)....

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  Wolfie

  Wolfie, And the Coat and Hat

  PUBLISHED Aug 2, 2000

  After a few lacklustre albums, Wolfie has grown up a bit, showing a little promise in the songwriting department on their new EP from Kinde...

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  Michel Houellebecq

  Présence Humaine

  PUBLISHED Aug 2, 2000

  France has a long history of mixing poetry with music to produce sexy sounds, and Michel Houellebecq carries on this tradition with Présenc...