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Anew Airship Have Liftoffnew

With success comes stress, and the ordinarily blissed-out crew at Anew Airship is getting their first taste of both.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Matthieu Aikins  |  01-07-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Sixtoo Lifenew

Man of many names and projects, Robert Squire, AKA Sixtoo, continues to buck trends and surprise fans.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Ian Gormely  |  12-21-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Portland Hip-hopper Sontiago Gets Personal and Politicalnew

Whether she rhymes over beats, performs painstakingly honest and powerful spoken-word pieces, or speaks out about violence against women at crisis-intervention rallies, she embodies the DIY aesthetic of indie-rock culture with a sense of sensational sass, nerve and intellect.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Shannon Webb-Campbell  |  12-07-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Plenty of Pa Rum Pum Pum Pumsnew

Sean Passmore has spent his adult life collecting Christmas albums, both the weird and the wonderful.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Carsten Knox  |  12-07-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Afrika Bambaataa's Interplanetary Craftnew

The legendary founder of the Universal Zulu Nation gets cosmic.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Mark Black  |  12-04-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

i see rowboats Takes Halifax by Stormnew

Earlier this year i see rowboats didn't even have a name. Nine months later, the chamber-pop quintet has sailed up the campus radio charts to become one of the city's favorite indie bands.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Mike Landry  |  11-16-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Montgomery Moth's Hard-Rock Sound Stays Freshnew

The band's new release, Go Crazy, goes hard on the rock and light on the image.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Ian Gormely  |  11-16-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Chromeo Loves the Ladiesnew

This year's hit album Fancy Footwork launched synth, keyboard and talk-box king P-Thugg (Patrick Gemayel) and ultra-smooth vocalist and guitarist Dave 1 (David Macklovitch) even further into the private jet-fuelled, champagne-soaked world they've created.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Stephanie Johns  |  11-12-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Tegan and Sara's Double Lifenew

Commitment and break-up. Love and loss. The duo brings diverging but connected perspectives to The Con.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Shannon Webb-Campbell  |  10-15-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Matthew Good is In Good Companynew

Only the outspoken provocateur could turn an overdose, divorce and bipolar diagnosis into Hospital Music.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Tara Thorne  |  10-15-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Markit's Worknew

The Fax 4 MC and full-time scientist releases his academically inclined debut LP Mark My Words.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Mark Black  |  09-24-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Don Brownrigg Releases Debutnew

Newfoundland's Brownrigg creates Wander Songs, a prolific musical anthology of thought and needs time to steep, like any good cup of tea.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Shannon Webb-Campbell  |  09-18-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Great Lake Swimmers Shrug Off Neo-Folk Labelnew

Call it the Garden State effect: Bands got lumped into the "neo-folk" group, but the Swimmers don't feel like they're part of the movement.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Ian Gormely  |  09-18-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Ian MacKaye Still A Major Threatnew

When punk legend Ian MacKaye resurfaced with his new band The Evens, many viewed the guitar-and-drums combo as MacKaye going gently into that good night -- but this Fugazi veteran has other plans.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Ian Gormely  |  06-15-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Fantastic Twonew

Indie duo The Superfantastics pops up into consciousness with a savvy sense of the offbeat, a zest for DIY and a great debut LP.
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Shannon Webb-Campbell  |  04-02-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

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