hi handsome! Another weekend, another cover show? I’m not complaining, especially when the show in question features a Modern Lovers tribute band. Remember the Modern Lovers? Remember sitting with your stupid friends laughing at the line “Pablo Picasso never got called an asshole,” and wondering why no one else thought it was funny? Well, you can sing your heart out with like-minded souls to the tribute band at the Seahorse this Saturday (10:30pm, $6), along with Iggy and the Stooges and Blondie. We asked the responsible musicians to share their favorite tribute songs with us and tell us why their
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Great Bands, Free Tunez
Buncha new/free music today! First: Homo Duplex, the husband-wife-duo (comprised of the Maynards’ Kristina Parlee and Attack in Black’s Ron Bates) has another wee EP online for your listening pleasure here. They pull words out of hats and write songs about them! We’re really enjoying these three spacy, fuzzy songs during this busy work day […]
So Long, And Thanks for All The Bricks
sad face After four years of playing face-rattling rock n’ roll, the Cuban Assassins are calling it quits, with a final show on Canada Day at Gus’ Pub with Myles Deck and the Fuzz Troublestarters and Flagshipsinker. Bassist Brent Gelkie is pragmatic about the split. “We’ve been playing the same set for over a year […]
Help Scott Blackburn Ring in His Birthday Tomorrow Night
This Tuesday marks Scott Blackburn‘s 3rd exhibition in the Industry Room (an ongoing component of the bar’s Tuesday New Music Nights that we’ve really enjoyed in the past.) He’ll be showcasing the Groucho Marx Project, which features a bunch of musicians from Nova Scotia Music Week 2009 obscuring their good looks with Groucho’s trademark moustache, […]
Cover Me Badd
As most of you well know, cover songs are tricky beasts. A bad cover can permanently derail a career (see Madonna’s version of “American Pie” or a recurring nightmare I have called “Puff Daddy, Come with Me.”) But sometimes what begins as a fanboy/fangirl trifle can sometimes evolve into a moment of career-defining genius. I […]
Myles Deck and the Fuzz versus Cuban Assassins
The only misstep on this split seven-inch might be the upside-down back cover. Both bands commit some of their best material to vinyl and the result just might be the best release in the From Here to There catalogue. The Fuzz offer up “Lights Out! Electric Co.” and “Healing Power,” both sporting a nice Dead […]
East vs. West: The ultimate showdown for real with Regina’s Hot Blood Bombers
Lookin’ good, Hot Blood Bombers Regina’s Hot Blood Bombers haven’t been out east in their band career. They heard we are nice. We have heard they are “three guys sweating and playing rock and roll garage soul.” It could be a match made in heaven. Touring is an inspirational force for the band and I’d […]
Fall music review
September Releases York Redoubt, s/t (Noyes/Hot Money) After a coast-to-coast summer tour, including a coveted slot at Calgary’s Sled Island Festival, York Redoubt releases its self-titled full-length. Recorded by uber-engineers Charles Austin and Dave Ewenson, this fantastic album is full of sonic surprises, melding noise, harmonies and ragged lo-fi goodness. September 5 at The Seahorse […]
Tonight! CKDU gets you on a boat
The Stance have perfected their “salty dog” look for the show Never thought you’d be on a boat, did you? CKDU wishes to take you out on that big, blue watery road Friday, August 14, for a very special nautical engagement with The Scoop Outs, Myles Deck and The Fuzz and The Stance on the […]
Moncton’s Messtival won’t tear up the Common
Myles Deck and the Fuzz are no strangers to messiness Photo: Rachel Rossiter Moncton has a good thing going on with outdoor shows. No one seems to put up a fuss and people can get as messy as they like. Which is why the Messtival on August 29 to 30 is going to be so […]

