Low Roar – Once in a Long, Long While…, 5/5
Low Roar – a solo project of Icelandic songwriter/guitarist Ryan Karazija – will be releasing a new album, Once In A Long Long While…, on…
Emelia Fournier
Figure Walking – The Big Other, 4/5
On April 28, Winnipeg-based two-piece Figure Walking will release their debut album The Big Other as they begin a tour of eastern Canada. Comprised of…
Local musicians gather to pay tribute to underground folk hero Daniel Johnston
Local musicians and DJs are getting together for a collaborative benefit gig – Don’t Be Scared: A Tribute to Daniel Johnston – at the Good…
New GoSA photo exhibit centers on U of M faculty strike, student feelings
The Gallery of Student Art’s (GoSA) latest exhibit, Our Voice, was showcased from March 6 to 10 to give some U of M students the…
WAG exhibit gives platform to Indigenous artist-boarders
Running through April 2 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery, Boarder X features Indigenous Canadian artists who surf, skate, and snowboard. Board sports are, at their…
Mobina Galore – Feeling Disconnected, 4/5
Power chord-heavy Winnipeg duo Mobina Galore’s latest release – Feeling Disconnected – offers up raw, catchy punk tunes. The duo expresses dissatisfaction with themselves and…
Japandroids – Near to the Wild Heart of Life, 4/5
Vancouver-based indie-rock duo Japandroids’ new album Near to the Wild Heart of Life is an ode to rebellion and joy. Keeping tradition with the band’s…
SoFar Sounds sets up shop in Winnipeg
If you didn’t hear about the stripped-down concert featuring local artists Okay Mann, Sol James, and Logan McKillop on Feb. 27, don’t feel bad. It…
A day at Festival du Voyageur
Images of rain, melting snow, and slip and slide conditions are not usually associated with Winnipeg’s most beloved winter celebration, Festival du Voyageur. What was…
Dirty Water Comics set to release debut publication
Local writer depicts sailing adventures in new graphic novel