Articles by Star DT
Old Time Relijun
Lost Light
PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006
Throw that guitar-fuelled late 70s funk punk sound against a wall so it explodes a little. The sound of the mess would probably remind you...
Les Mouches
PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006
This could have been a disaster. Three Toronto indie rock boys from relatively disparate parts of the inter-genre map throw their out-there...
Mirah
C'mon Miracle
PUBLISHED Jan 1, 2006
Like the first red buds on the tips of the nude spring trees, Mirah returns with her third solitary record; its a tiny burst that makes a...
Echoes of Forgotten Places: Urban Exploration, Industrial Archaeology and the Aesthetics of Decay
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2005
A snail's pace crawl through the usually exciting world of urban exploration, Echoes effectively reduces the practice to an extremely borin...
Various
Kill Rock Stars Video Fanzine III
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2005
It has been five years since the last KRS Video Fanzine, which was on old time-y VHS, but it's still a great idea. Acting as equal parts la...
Scout Niblett
Horseshoe Tavern, Toronto ON August 1, 2005
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2005
There's really no denying it now: grunge came back, at least a bit. And okay, even if it's just alive in Niblett's Kidnapped by Neptune rec...
Billy Corgan
The Future Embrace
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2005
Billy Corgan is such a weird Gen-X goth, new age yoga hippie. His first solo effort is a lot of things, lame above all, but also so earnest...
Gene Defcon
Throw Up and Die
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2005
He's so eerily like a slightly more punk and American version of the World Provider, it's amazing. Gene Defcon's endless 46-track album app...
