CD Review: You’re Welcome by Wavves
With Wavves coming to Calgary for Sled Island, I was hopeful for their latest release even though the last song I remember by them was “King of the Beach” from their 2010 album of...
Category: Arts
Single of the Month: “Cut to the Feeling”
Carly Rae Jepsen’s new single “Cut to the Feeling” is so good we decided to make a new online category to house it. This is coming from a place of complete bias but The...
Best of Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival
If you didn’t get the chance to head to Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival these past weeks here’s the best of what you missed, what you should look for in theaters and what you...
PYOTR495 Film Review
We’re gearing up for Fairy Tales Film Festival this week! Read up about one of the short films showing: PYOTR495. PYOTR495 is a short horror film set in present-day Moscow. The short film follows...
CD Review: Swear I’m Good at This by Diet Cig
Pop-punk is alive and well with Diet Cig’s latest album, Swear I’m Good at This. The duo hold up the middle finger to expectations with this album, both lyrically and musically. In a statement...
CD Review: Outlive by Demon Hunter
Demon Hunter has always been an interesting face in the metal scene. While there’s a surprising amount of Christian bands in it, Demon Hunter has always been a bit more transparent in their beliefs,...
The problem with international representation in Hollywood
Ghost in the Shell is only the tip of the iceberg for race problems in mainstream media
CD Review: Everybody Works by Jay Som
It seems that Everybody Works aims to get listeners a little closer to artist Melina Duterte. While the release of her newest album may seem a little more intentional than her last, Turn Into,...
