Protruders: Watch “Wrong Way Sign” & Hear Poison Future
With a video for “Wrong Way Sign” from their new LP Poison Future, we spoke with Joe of Protruders about the album, the band, the pros and cons of punk nostalgia, and more.
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Revisiting a 2009 Interview with Blair Tulk of First Offence (1986 – 2015)
To mark the four year anniversary since the St. John’s community tragically lost Blair Tulk, we’ve jumped back a decade to revisit this great 2009 interview with First Offence via issue #2 of the Species at Risk punk zine.
Video Premiere: “I Feel Unholy” by Property
Visual artist Patrick Canning breaks down the process behind the new video from St. John’s angular pop trio, Property.
Thrush Hermit Will Reunite for the 20th Anniversary of Clayton Park
Joel Plaskett, Rob Benvie, Ian McGettigan and Cliff Gibb will be revisiting their Halifax indie rock roots as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of Thrush Hermit’s second and final album, Clayton Park.
After Losing 12 Years of Content, What is Left of MySpace?
After a monumental misstep, the former pioneer of social media has erased 12 years of archived media, including over 50 million songs.
The Big Dig: 100 Found Photos of Water Street, St. John’s Circa 1984
Step back 35 years and take a stroll down Water Street in St. John’s with 100 found photos from 1984 in the latest edition of the Secret East archival series.
Listen: “Step Back (Keep Your Distance)” by Jorun-P.M.C.
Legendary Halifax DJ and producer Jorun Bombay has joined forces once again with Philadelphia-based DJ and rapper Phill Most Chill for a new 7″ single on UK imprint, AE Productions.
Watch: Motherhood’s New Video for “Bird Chirp”
On January 14th, the matriarch of Fredericton avant-rock dropped a new video for their song “Bird Chirp“, and officially announced the release date of their anticipated upcoming album. On March 1st, Motherhood will release Dear Bongo, a brand new composition featuring nine tracks produced by Kyle Cunjak
Satchmo in St. John’s: Louis Armstrong’s Lost 1959 Newfoundland Visit
During his lost 1959 visit to St. John’s, Louis Armstrong performed two shows at the Memorial Stadium, enjoyed a feed of fresh salmon, bought a stack of traditional Newfoundland records, and chatted with young journalists outside of his room at the Kenmount Motel.