Articles by Rob Nay

• 

  Mission Of Burma

  Not a Photograph

  PUBLISHED Feb 16, 2007

  Despite its brevity as a documentary, Not a Photograph effectively delivers a number of the key scenes behind Mission of Burma’s return and...

• 

  The Donkeys

  The Donkeys

  PUBLISHED Feb 16, 2007

  On their self-titled debut, the Donkeys deliver clever alt-country that mixes together a surprising range of sounds to create a diverse and...

• 

  Kittens / KEN Mode / Velodrome

  Collective Cabaret, Winnipeg MB

  PUBLISHED Feb 16, 2007

  After close to eight years of absence, the return of Winnipeg noise rockers Kittens made for one of the city’s most exciting shows in 2006....

• 

  Bloody Hollies

  Who to Trust, Who to Kill, Who to Love

  PUBLISHED Feb 13, 2007

  With a heavy shot of blues thrown into their garage rock mix, the Bloody Hollies have delivered their most solid disc to date. Who to Trust...

• 

  Black Diamond Heavies

  Every Damn Time

  PUBLISHED Feb 13, 2007

  While on paper they sound like yet another post-White Stripes blues duo, on record the Black Diamond Heavies offer an impressive range of m...

• 

  Spencer Dickinson

  The Man Who Lives For Love

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  After putting Blues Explosion on the shelf to dive into the rockabilly ballad pool with Heavy Trash, Jon Spencer returns with a blast of wi...

• 

  Radio Birdman

  Zeno Beach

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2006

  Criminally underappreciated during their first incarnation during the mid-’70s, Radio Birdman subsequently had a deep and lasting influence...

• 

  M. Ward / Luke Doucet

  West End Cultural Centre, Winnipeg, MB - July 24, 2006

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2006

  Prior to the release of his latest disc, Post-War, M. Ward rolled through Winnipeg and visited material from throughout his catalogue. Befo...