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REVERB_REVIEWS: Lost In Japan ‘Don’t Wanna Let Go‘ video single

Ryan Labreche

May 17, 2018

Lost In Japan’s debut EP, Ghost & The Wolf, is well into its first year now. The release was highly anticipated among their expanding local fanbase and made an awesome first entry for the London band and it’s been keeping us going ever since. At the same time, however, it left us wanting more. Every once in a while, they’d hit us with a new track at some of their live performances, which helped scratch that itch. Rejoice - the wait for a new single is finally over!

Grickle Grass Year 9: Five reasons why you need to be there

Ryan Labreche

May 10, 2018

Special Reports

Holy Lorax - it’s that time of year again! You guessed it. The fantastic spectacle known as Grickle Grass is back to celebrate live music for its 9th year on Saturday, May 26th!

IG and LeftLane brought the heat to FitzRay’s Indie Wednesday

Ryan Labreche

May 9, 2018

Pictures

IG and LeftLane are two local rappers making big moves in the North American hip-hop/rap scene. Both emcees hit FitzRay’s to light up the stage for Indie Wednesday. Although they’re…

Mirage destroys the stage for their Rum Runners debut

Ryan Labreche

May 1, 2018

Pictures

Last night was one hell of a show! The London sisters of grunge punk hit the stage and mesmerized the crowd with their brand of intensity. Opening for headliners, The Lazys (Australia), Pike (guitars+vocals), Brick (bass+vocals) and Bubba (drums) didn't hold back and left the audience electrified! Here's some highlights from last night's show:

The Nothingz are quickly becoming something in the local scene

Ryan Labreche

April 26, 2018

Features

Erratic but moving. Abrasive but smooth. The Nothingz, consisting of Daniel Run (guitar / drums) and Ronnie Edwards (drums / guitar) are a melodic contradiction, to say the least. It's not easy to pigeon hole them in to one genre, nor is it fair. One thing's for sure, they make it work - and make it work well!

R. Flex is putting his flex on the game

Ryan Labreche

April 17, 2018

Features

Have you ever listened to a genre and thought, “this isn’t for me”, but came across that one artist with the power to change your mind? I mean, everyone has their preferences but it sometimes takes that one unique individual or group to alter your perception.