Our little documentary on the Spirit of Radio Years at CFNY (1977-1991-ish) has done VERY well in its 60-minute cut on TVO’s YouTube channel, running up 120,000 views as of today (February 13).
Read More[Gilles LeBlanc wrote the review and Alex Lupul took the photos. – AC] While there isn’t an official day to mark the occasion, 2026 represents the 25th anniversary of the garage rock revival
Read More[Ross MacDonald covered things for us. – AC] Back in February 2025, Live Nation held a press conference at the future site of their upcoming venue HISTORY Ottawa. At that time, they announced
Read MoreIf it seems like every second person has a podcast, you’re not far off. According to Listen Notes, a podcast search engine and database, there are at least 3,747,726 podcasts available. Not all
Read MoreDonald Trump is one of the most despised people in the world. He’s also an easy target for parody and ridicule. Please enjoy this track by Don Caron and David Cohen with vocals
Read MoreIn the fall of 1992, REM released Automatic for the People, one of their most popular and best-selling albums. The title comes from the slogan of Weaver D’s Delicious Fine Foods, a soul
Read MoreMaddy Little Song: “Quicksand”Album: SingleRelease Date: February 27, 2026Location: TorontoWhy I like it: I really like the contrast between Little’s soft vocals and the fuller instrumental sound, especially in the chorus. The musical
Read MoreApparently, chess was better in medieval times because it was more woke. Hey, there was a study. There’s also music news for Tuesday, March 24, 2026. BONUS: Scientists say they’ve narrowed down the
Read More[This was my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] Rock has been declared dead many, many times. Cassandras have been wailing about this for almost 70 years, and each time this pronouncement has
Read MoreNow that all the members of BTS have finished their military service, they’re back on tour with a new album called Arirang. And they’re breaking records. The world tour will include at least
Read MoreIt’s been there, like, forever. Steve’s Music Store, across Queen Street West from The Horseshoe, was one of those places where musicians from all over (and of all abilities) dropped in to browse
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