Category: music
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I already noted in my last blog post that my band has new music out soon. Well, it’s my blog and I can mention it as many times as I want! Come see the Starling Effect play live on September 19 at LanaLou’s in Vancouver.
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We are super excited about the fact that we have a new single, featuring the songs “Pile of Ash” and “Memory Palace”, coming out on September 19 via our label, Submerged Records.
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Wiggedout Music presents the Starling Effect—that’s my band!—at the Painted Ship (2884 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC) on Saturday, August 16, with guests Shimbashi Station and Thomas Van Alstine.
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“I’m just trying to spread some positivity, because life is real fucked-up,” A$AP Rocky says. “You’ve just got to make the best of this shit, you know what I’m saying?”
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“I’m always trying to find the craziest sound, you know—the thing that sounds the least like it comes from Earth,” says Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker.
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Hit me up for your bio-writing needs.
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Digging through the archives, I discovered that I have actually written about Mother Mother quite a lot over the years, so I have decided to split this blog post into two installments. This is the second.
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Mother Mother released its 10th album, Nostalgia, earlier this month. With the group spending its summer touring across Europe, it seemed timely to revisit my past interviews with frontman Ryan Guldemond. I have actually written about Mother Mother quite a lot over the years, so I have decided to split this blog post into two…
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Those outside of Vancouver may not know the history of the Fox, which started as an adult cinema in 1983. This was long after the so-called “Golden Age of Porn” and right around the start of the VHS era, which seems like an inauspicious time to open such an establishment.
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Inspired by the recent release of Something Better Change, Scott Crawford’s documentary about D.O.A.’s Joe Keithley and his evolution form punk rocker to politician, I dug through the Georgia Straight archives and unearthed all the times I have interviewed Keithley over the years.
John Lucas 