Carly Dow – Comet, 3.5/5
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Manitoba folk singer Carly Dow is releasing her new album, Comet, Oct. 19 and will be performing at the West End Cultural Centre the same day.
Dow has been sharing her music across Canada since...
Frightening fun returns just in time for Halloween
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Fear Winnipeg returns every Friday and Saturday in October, bringing more Halloween fun to the city with new events that will have participants scared out of their minds but satisfied with their experience.
Fear Winnipeg...
Panicland – Wasted, track review
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Winnipeg pop band Panicland just released their newest single “Wasted” last week as a follow-up to their Souvenir debut song, “Bad Word.” The band will be coming to Winnipeg to play at the Garrick...
Brian Sinclair’s story finally being told
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Structures of Indifference, published by the University of Manitoba Press, looks at the life and death of Brian Sinclair in the context of colonialism. Sinclair, 45, was sent to the Health Sciences Centre (HSC),...
Don’t break the bank — save big
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From sandwiches at Subway to the delectable pumpkin spice lattes from Starbucks after class, or the cheaper but just-as-good Tim Hortons iced coffee, students will always have the opportunity to spend their hard-earned money...
’Toban turntable
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Skyharbor — Sunshine Dust 4/5
Progressive-metal rock band Skyharbor released its new album Sunshine Dust this month after working on it for almost four years.
Skyharbor members from India and the U.S. met over the internet,...
Local band targets police brutality
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Reviving the soul-rock sound, the Noble Thiefs have released a new song, “16 Candles.”
The band consists of vocalist Myron Dean, bassist Johannes Lodewyks, guitarist Riley Hastings and drummer Joel Armstrong. The Noble Thiefs started...
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