Arts & Culture

The disorientating queer subconscious

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Jordan Anglin
One eye filled with night, a solo exhibition by local oil painter Laura Lewis, is the latest installation at downtown Winnipeg’s Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art. Lewis worked on the pieces for this show...
Laura Lewis
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Protest the Hero comes to Winnipeg

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Jordan Anglin
Within is the latest studio album from Juno award-winning progressive metal band Protest the Hero. Rhythm guitarist Tim MacMillar explained, “Propagandhi is a big influence on the band.” He added, “We have some more thrashy...
Protest the Hero
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Thaddeus cannot catch a break

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Jordan Anglin
Local band Colour by Numbers has a second concept EP coming soon.  Thaddeus Vol. 2 is the next installment in the Thaddeus rock opera trilogy, which began in 2025 with the first volume. The songs...
Jared Adams
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Anything could happen in the Black Hole

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Jordan Anglin
Students in University College may have noticed posters on the walls for a new offshoot of the Black Hole Student Group. Theatre major Syd Burke-Davis has taken it into their own hands to form...
Arts & Culture

The many homes of The Sheepdogs

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Jordan Anglin
Canadian roots rock band The Sheepdogs released their eighth studio album, Keep Out of the Storm, in late February. The band began a Canadian tour in March and will perform in Winnipeg on April...
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Songs of surviving cancer

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Jordan Anglin
Local musician Tired Cossack released his latest album on March 26. The title, Zima, is the Ukrainian word for “winter,” matching the album’s cold Eastern European style of post-punk as well as the larger...
Arts & Culture

Mise en Scene looks back on their coming of age

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Jordan Anglin
Winnipeg-based dreampop band Mise en Scene recently came out with their fifth LP, Drive-Thru Confessional. It features ten laid-back and retrospective songs, most of which were also promoted through a double-track single and two...
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