Carolyn
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I was standing at an intersection waiting for
the light to change in the Fernwood section of
Victoria when I heard someone shout my name. When
I turned to look, it was Carolyn Mark in her ancient
rundown blue van and before I could react, she
blasted me in the face with a super soaker and
stepped on the gas, shrieking with laughter.
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Best
of 2004 |
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Judging
by some of the artists that released records this
year (and good records at that), it could be 1991,
not 2004. Jeez, let’s take a look: The Muffs,
Green Day, Social Distortion, Bad Religion, The
Descendents (ok,I know technically they were exclusively
using the name ALL back in ’91, but you know
what I mean), oh the list goes on.
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Breaking
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Maybe
I’m categorizing, but you can usually pick the
New York band out of a line-up. So many bands, so many
Ramones or Strokes lookalikes. And maybe that’s
unfair. Breaking Laces, who hail from Brooklyn, seem
to break that stereotype. They’re not your typical
New Yorkers; they don’t sound like a creation
from the mean streets. And tough guys? Fuhgeddaboudit.
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Greg
MacPherson |
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“I
have to do things with substance, I feel like I’m
cheating myself and other people if I go up on stage
and bullshit my way through a show. Early on, as a songwriter,
I found that talking about issues, talking about things
that frustrated me, allowed me to play a show and connect
me with my own idealism and my own passion for life.”
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Mashups,
abuse, burning and everything
Not everything is Canadian this time; , from
angry punk rock, a brilliant mashup, a bunch of depressing
metal heads burning a slow death, a classic band getting
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