Jason MacNeil 
With a body of work that a select few Canadian indie rock groups could rival, Stars continues to push the envelope nearly 20 years after forming. The band’s latest effort, 2017’s There Is No Love In Fluorescent Light, was a solid successor to 2014’s No One Is Lost. And the … Read More
After a tumultuous 2016 that saw legendary rock band Heart’s future called into question, guitarist/singer Nancy Wilson dusted herself off and got back to work. In 2017 a nifty new side project entitled Roadcase Royale was formed, a fusing of Wilson and three Heart bandmates (bassist Dan Rothchild, drummer Ben … Read More
In the late ’80s and early ’90s, Canadian pop-rock group Glass Tiger could do no wrong, opening for superstars like Tina Turner and Journey when not basking in a slew of radio staples. Now the band, led by singer Alan Frew and keyboardist Sam Reid, are back with a new … Read More
Irish-born comedian Dylan Moran, perhaps best known for his bitingly funny BBC television series Black Books, has spent a good chunk in recent years performing for crowds in Russia, Europe, Australia and South Africa. Now Moran, who now calls Scotland home, is in the midst of an ambitious and lengthy … Read More
Les Stroud, best known as the star of the adventure television series Survivorman, is the equivalent of Captain Kirk in some respects… by boldly going where no man has gone before. However, he’s also delivering a musical message of environmental protection with his new studio album Bittern Lake. Stroud, who … Read More
