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Same Town, more Heroes

The Town Heroes album release w/Kids Losing Sleep, David in the Dark Friday, October 12, 10:30pm The Seahorse Tavern, 2037 Gottingen Street $15, tickethalifax.com Mike Ryan and Bruce Gillis, better known as The Town Heroes, are back with an expanded cast on their fourth melodic rock album Everything (Will Be Fine When We Get To […]

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Flood Together: Q&A with Floodland’s Lauchie Headrick

In April, Halifax’s Floodland released It’s The Fire, which featured the single “Old School,” a perfectly named rock jam for this four-piece rock band. Across the universe of their releases, Floodland brings classic pop sounds into modern indie rock, like a revolver. To shake it up, baby, Floodland’s been covering legendary Beatles songs in live performances. With […]

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Floodland’s fire

Floodland’s newest EP, It’s The Fire, made the band a very powerful* enemy—a squatter in a Burnside warehouse. Forgoing modern conveniences like “studios” and “sunlight,” Floodland rented a furniture warehouse to record its indie-rock opus with producer Ron Smith. Everything was great—until their illegal neighbour had an issue with the drumming at 11pm. “He was […]

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Yes, you can be Ms. or Mr. Maynard!

The “ultimate north end pageant” takes place this weekend on Maynard and Cornwallis Streets (outside of 5653 Cornwallis at 2:30pm), and promises to be a rager. The Ms. And Mr. Maynard pageant is hosted by the Radiator Collective and organized by Jenna Empey and Heather Rappard, and will crown two lucky folks who are brave and bold enough to strut their stuff and their weird talents in front of four impartial judges. The categories are as follows: evening wear, talent, a swimsuit portion, arm wrestling, beer chugging, trivia and a lightning dice round. The winners will be crowned later

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