Archive for 2007
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News: December 17, 2007
More interviews and more to come! Thank you everyone who signed up for Zygiella.com, we’re going over all the requests and we will get to you. Those who don’t know, please sign up for an account and we will review/interview you for doing so. The more bands on the site, the more features will become […]
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Interview: First Person Shooter December 2007
By: Lidia Vila
First Person Shooter, a quartet with shows as missions and attitude as arsenal.
You weren’t always the band you are today, in 2006 you reformed and introduced two new Players. What has the experience taught you?
Player one
All I can say is, out with the old and in with the new. The digital sound […] -
Interview: Lisa Marie Kruchak December 2007
By: Lidia Vila
Lisa Marie Kruchak, originally from Winnipeg and now Torontonian, has a few things to say about music and challenging the folk singer status quo.
How long have you been playing guitar?
I’ve been playing for about nine or ten years. I started playing around 16 or 17. I guess it was one of those things; […] -
Interview: Northamoirca December 2007
By: Lidia Vila
According to the Northamorica’s myspace they are a band with a mission statement and offices across the world, not your average indie band.
On your myspace you have a blog entry called “des definitions pour le mot “musique” ” where you list bullet points of music trivia - what prompted this need to […] -
News: December 10, 2007
Slim pickings this week, we’ve been partying too much. In case you haven’t heard we’ve teamed up with Zygiella.com and we have promised every one who signs up a review/interview. Please email lidia[@]torontoindie.com with subject: Zygiella (band name) review/interview so I can get you on the list. Thank you to those who have already done […]
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Cold Dead Hands: Novelization 2007 Independent
By: Lidia Vila
Finally, a band that knows who they are and can deliver. Colds Dead Hands‘ album Novelization delivers a refreshing kick-ass rock-and-roll sound. The band is composed of: Ian Strung (lead vocals/guitar), Rob Kisler (Bass), and Robin Deyong (drums).
This five song album shoots first and takes names later; each song is solidly composed […] -
News: December 3, 2007
Almost here! Dino at Digital Dog.ca has been working towards getting us back to the robot theme we had going on earlier. Hopefully, by the next update Dec. 10, 2007 it will be ready.
In case you haven’t heard we’ve teamed up with Zygiella.com and we have promised every one who signs up a review/interview. Please […] -
November 30, 2007 @ Rancho Relaxo: Kansas City Shuffle, Key Witness, Golden Hands Before God,
By: Tyler Wade
On Friday I went to Dan Wolovick’s Two Way Monologues 6.5 night, a fundraiser for United Way. Kansas City Shuffle’s opening set was decent. The Jimmy Eat World/power punk pop sound isn’t my kind of music, but the band was tight and delivered a rambunctious set. It’s too bad that there weren’t very […] -
The Schomberg Fair: Pickup Full of Empties 2006 Independent
By: Lidia Vila
Ma, get yer gun, the Schomberg boys are here. Matt Bahem (guitar, vocals) and Nathan Sidon (bass, vocals) and Jake Stewart (drums) would fit perfectly well into the “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” soundtrack.
If James Earl Jones had a long lost brother, Nathan Sidon might be that man. Sidon’s baritone voice is perfect […] -
Luke Sneyd: All of Us Cities 2007 Mannequin Phono
By: Lidia Vila
Luke Sneyd is ready for the airwaves. Every song on his solo debut album All of Us Cities is a strong candidate, and the entire effort has “adult contemporary” written all over it. These catchy and easygoing tunes that induce head bopping are the result of two years of toil in the basement […]