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Burnt Church: Hanging out in the music teacher’s pet cemetery

Burnt Church (named after “a small, yet controversial, fishing town in New Brunswick,” says guitarist/vocalist Mike Parks) haven’t been together quite a year yet, but the band is made up of some scene vets. Featuring Mike Parks (Prisoners, On The Blood of Others, Raygunomics) and Gerald Smith (Existench, Gorebage, Thy Flesh Consumed) and (Fredericton’s Hard […]

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Talk of the town: best music of 2009

A History OfAction in the North Atlantic (Noyes) High-octane, Maritime-themed math rock? Yes, please. A History Of gets the Halifax music scene right, and finally gives us a full-length record. —LK Black MoorThe Conquering (Diminished Fifth) The stuff of heavy metal legend: surviving a car crash, Black Moor channels death and Kill Em All hooks making you […]

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Rad Radiator

Fuck Montreal plays raucous, deconstructed punk music, kicking off a two-week US tour (to promote its new seven-inch record upon return) with a show at Club 1668 on November 27 with Strings, Liars on Fire, Good Kids Bad Kids and Dave Fultz. Alex Currie and Jenny Empey, two members of Fuck Montreal (along with Mike […]

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March 19: Perfect time to execute “Operation: Change Rollins into dream husband”

Gimme gimme gimme: Perving on Henry Rollins in person? Don’t mind if I do! You thrilled to his ramblings in Get In The Van, you felt uncomfortable when you watched that YouTube video where he humiliates that poor kid trying to interview him, and you’ve thought about him countless times in the shower, now you can have a chance to see that neck in person when Henry Rollins comes to the Rebecca Cohn on March 19. Tickets on sale Friday, December 4 at noon, $30 (+ service charge) available at the Arts Centre Box Office.Charge by phone: (902) 494-3820 or

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