Miles Davis | Freedom Jazz Dance: The Bootleg Series Vol. 5
Miles Davis' Freedom Jazz Dance: The Bootleg Series Vol. 5 is an interesting and raw look into the recording of two classic jazz albums, writes M Milner.
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The Basement Revue : No Longer Toronto’s Best-Kept Secret
This December, The Basement Revue returns to Toronto and we spoke to host Damien Rogers about the series, it's move to podcasting, and most-wanted guests.
Adopt this Bootleg: Prince – The Dawn
Prince in the mid 1990s is mostly remembered for his off-stage antics, but the fan-compiled bootleg, The Dawn shows how underrated this period is.
Fatboy Slim: Better Living Through Chemistry | 20th Anniversary Reissue
B.G.M.'s M. Milner takes a look at Skint Records' expended 20th anniversary edition of Fatboy Slim's debut LP, Better Living Through Chemistry.
Adopt This Album: Bruce Springsteen – Live 1975-85
Commercially, the 1980s were kind to Bruce Springsteen. He’d began the decade with both a sprawling two-LP set The...
David Bowie: Who Can I Be Now? | Could Be So Much More
Who Can I Be Now, the new David Bowie box set, is a nice collection of music, writes B.G.M.'s M Milner, but it should have been so much more.
Carly Rae Jepsen: Emotion: Side B | Pushing Forward By Looking Back
We're in the midst of a pop music revivaland Carly Rae Jepsen's new EP Emotions: Side B should be what breaks out past a simple one-hit wonder.
Bruce Cockburn Live: Orillia Opera House, Aug. 17, 2016
It’s not for nothing that Eddie Van Halen supposedly called Bruce Cockburn the best guitarist on the planet. Cockburn showed that in his live set.
Album Review: Frank Zappa – Road Tapes Venue 3
For someone known to keep an extensive live archive, there really isn’t as much live Frank Zappa as...
Yoko Ono: Yes I’m A Witch Too | Old Music / New Context
Over the years Yoko Ono has been one of the most divisive artists in music. To one camp,...