Articles by Randi Beers

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  Annie Crane

  Jump with a Child's Heart

  PUBLISHED Oct 5, 2011

  Annie Crane's second album, Jump with a Child's Heart, is filled with warm guitar and her bandmates' liberal use of cello (Sarah Bowman), t...

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  The Once

  Row Upon Row of the People They Know

  PUBLISHED Oct 4, 2011

  The press release for Newfoundland folksters the Once claims that the group's sophomore effort, Row upon Row of the People They Know," soun...

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  The Greg Cockerill Band

  Festuca

  PUBLISHED Oct 4, 2011

  The fact that Greg Cockerill is inspired by the likes of Justin Rutledge, Neil Young and the Canadian rock scene of the '90s didn't need to...

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  Jesse Payne

  Buffalo

  PUBLISHED Oct 4, 2011

  Synesthesia is a mental condition wherein the patient's senses are muddled: they see musical notes in colour or taste words. Jesse Payne is...

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  The Easy-Offs

  Life is a Drone

  PUBLISHED Oct 4, 2011

  Montreal's the Easy-offs, made up of Zak Izbinsky (guitar and vocals) and Robert Nicolo (drums), list such acts and abstract items as Grand...

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  C.L. McEachern

  Solo Sessions

  PUBLISHED Oct 4, 2011

  C.L. McEachern first played a ukulele in front of his nursery school class at the age of three and grew up to become a respected Peterborou...

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  Nikki Lane

  Walk of Shame

  PUBLISHED Sep 27, 2011

  Nikki Lane's story is peppered with Americana clichés. She left home as a high school dropout and travelled west to be a star. After a move...

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  Pieta Brown

  Mercury

  PUBLISHED Sep 27, 2011

  Pieta Brown's newest album, Mercury, comes to the market loaded with a slew of adjectives starting with m to describe it: mesmerizing, myst...