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Watch: Fog Lake’s “Bury My Dead Horses” Video
Fog Lake’s summer release Victoria Park has received yet another great visual accompaniment, and this time it’s for the track “Bury My Dead Horses”. The video is a creation by Jam King of Family Video, and the current live bass player for Fog Lake. The footage was shot during a trip to Iceland.
Secret Selector: Thee All Hallows’ Jukebox Playlist
Indulge in our 80 track youtube playlist of perfect stab-you-in-the-background music to accompany your costume making, candy eating, pumpkin carving, apple bobbing, ouija boarding, punch spiking, bedroom roleplaying, and all other seasonally appropriate activities.
Introducing the Web Store, and the new Secret Subscription Series
Your secret supply is now live with the launch of the new Secret East Web Store. Use the promo code FINDINO at the checkout until November 1st for $5 off your SE purchases.
Kuronuma: The Only Screamo Band in St. John’s
Kieran O’Connell chats with Kuronuma member Jack Heneghan about bridging the age gap that’s separating the abundant bar-show circuit and the struggling all ages scene, while gaining notoriety in unique places through an online presence. Oh yeah, and the current political landscape regarding anime in Canada
Watch: Fog Lake’s “Shanty Town” Video
Fog Lake released a brand new video this week for the track “Shanty Town”, and it’s a collaboration directed and assembled by Santa Barbara, California based cinematographer Tyler T. Williams.
Double Dope Piece: New Video, and a Teaser for the Upcoming DOPEACE Mixtape
St. John’s emcee Dope Piece keeps busy with a double addition to his music video library, and a teaser track for the DOPEACE mixtape set to drop this fall.
Neck & Neck: Part 3 – ABC’s of Newfoundland and Labrador
For Newfoundlanders, it was politics as usual on Sunday, September 20th. Thomas Mulcair and Justin Trudeau rolled into town for another campaign pitstop and the dozing electorate, used to watching politics play out on T.V., were shaken awake for just a brief brush with federal campaign politics.
The Beer Patrice Return This Halloween With The Freakers Ball
Attention all ye freakers, miscreants, screwballers, and sapheaded numbskulls of St. John’s and surrounding areas — there’s officially a ball to roll to this Halloween, and it promises to be a place where you can be your weird-ass selves, or be a weird-ass someone else.