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Josh Kolm ARTS EDITOR Speaking broadly, post-rock seems to fall into one of two camps. Bands either make slow, ambient, plinky instrumental songs or highly technical, aggressive jams. While bands on both ends do have their appeal, talent and creativity, it can be easy for any single band’s work to...
Josh Kolm ARTS EDITOR When performing under his Baby Eagle moniker, Stephen Lambke’s music is characterized by numerous minimalist folk-rock trademarks; namely, his simple, dry vocals that don’t seem to suggest there is a great deal of flourish that could be added to his songs. On his fifth album, Bone...
Local couple wants to give bands the opportunity to press records Murad Erzinclioglu LANCE WRITER married Windsor couple are starting their own vinyl record manufacturing company, the city’s first. Anna Artelejo and Sohail Azad are currently building a studio and vinyl manufacturing room in home on Riverside Drive, which will...
Joe LaBine LANCE WRITER ith the release of their fifth album Deformer, couple Seth Smith and Nancy Urich stripped the original five-piece line-up of their band down to a smoking two-piece complete with home studio, and may have revived the better side of early 1990’s dream pop-punk-indie. Deformer is “self-recorded,”...
Windsor Canadian Music Festival creates innovative bridges with classical music Shane Lange LANCE WRITER n the field of electronics, the clunky adapter that converts 120 volts of electricity from a standard wall socket into a lower voltage that won’t fry a smartphone or laptop is called an “unregulated power supply.”...
Josh Kolm ARTS EDITOR heir reputation and first EP may have pigeonholed the Hypnotics as a garage-rock band— which they are, with their guitar driven melodies and shouting vocals. But on Static Fuzz Radio, they manage to find a lot of creative wiggle room within that definition. Ranging from Buzzcocks-meets-Ramones...