All Entries in the "Music" Category
Vinyl Dust-off: Pearl Jam’s Vitalogy
Lliam Easterbrook – sonic archaeologist – brings you his latest finds from excursions into ancient record bins.
Local rapper shows he’s anything but a Cliché
Aijaaz Gazdar is passionate about music, education and bringing his craft back to his roots.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra lit up Abbotsford
Who says classical music can’t rock? TSO proved it can and does, on Saturday, April 7.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra about to rock Abbotsford
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra plays the Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre on April 17.
3 Inches of Blood talks folklore, flutes and fans
Guitarist Shane Clark says listening to 3 Inches of Blood will take you away.
Xenocide is all hard work and all play
Q&A with Xenocide’s Tabreez Azad.
Wildeman paints Portraits on new EP
Victoria folkster, Brett Wildeman, writes “troubadour style” — with his guitar and loose leaf paper.
Zeus’s Busting Visions makes detour to the ’70s
Zeus’s Busting Visions seems to take a while to find itself.
Symphony X gets more epic and has no plans to change
The Runner’s interview with Symphony X’s Michael Romeo.
Symphony X and Iced Earth share stage in Vancouver
Review of Symphony X and Iced Earth’s Valentines Day concert.
The Darkness makes a triumphant return
Vancouver fans of The Darkness admit it was a dark 10 years before the Commodore Ballroom show last Friday.
Vinyl Dust-off: Traffic’s Traffic
In this week’s Vinyl Dust-off, our sonic archeologist looks at Traffic’s Traffic
Megadeth and Motörhead bang heads in Abbotsford
There were drunks. There were stoners. There were friends at the Gigantour.
Acoustic Guitar Festival brings masters to Kwantlen
The Fraser Valley Acoustic Guitar Festival hits Kwantlen this Friday.
The Wörld (and Abbotsford) is Motörhead’s
Motörhead comes to kick your ass on Feb. 20.
