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Does new Oakridge Ave. album signal surprising new sound and trajectory for band?
Produced by Hawksley Workman, Wind Up/Let Go is a tasty, ten-track synth-pop treat.
Melon Collie Caravan go funk-forward on new single
"I Play The Bass" reveals Kingston indie rockers' polyrhythmic potential.
The Beta 58's stay true to 'punk rock 'n roll' on Agree To Disagree
Kingston punks reunite with producer Terry Benn on first LP since 2015
Suns of Static spark electricity on new EP
Kingston band announces release of new self-produced 4-song offering, Echoes.
The Astros soar to a new, more mature altitude on infectious latest album
Released August 2, Just Around the Corner is a must-listen "masterpiece."
New Shook Planet single traverses harder, heavier territory
"You're Not Gonna Do It" co-written by Kingston hip-hop artist Keaton
Futura Free's Follow-Up "Reducer" a Delightfully Dark Departure
Second LP from Kingston's emo-revivalists is bleak, but impressive.
KaKaow unleashes cosmic funk with new album Earth to Station
Sci-fi sounds and imagery abound as Kingston electro-funk phenom launches listeners toward a higher place.
New EP by KaKaow and Dupel a successful chemistry experiment
The two Kingston artists bend genres and blend sounds as they backtrack through their relationship over four progressive songs.
Hartman hits honest, raw emotions in new hip-hop single
NBA players Jamal Murray and Donovan Mitchell's 2020 playoff run inspires new hip-hop track from Kingston artist.
Dead Root Revival shares new album, The Controller’s Exam
Canada’s Dead Root Revival makes a powerful socially conscious roots rock statement on The Controller’s Exam
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Blues king Jack de Keyzer prepares for back-to-back shows in Westport
Award-winning Canadian blues king performs the Blues at The Cove series, January 17 and 18.
Author: Seamus Cowan
Published by: The Review-Mirror
