No, you're not misreading things: Nova Scotia Music Week's headline act this year was Toronto's Blue Rodeo. Bringing in an outside act...

I spent much of last night's performance by Halifax's Dance Movie counting, and unless my calculations are off, every song the band performe...

Kicking off a lineup that included East coast favourites the Stanfields and Matt Mays, in a room with a capacity that was never going to com...

Halifax's Quiet Parade got caught right in the middle of a massive audience shift at the Holiday Inn: the older Saturday night Truro crowd t...

It took a few songs for the volume at Champions to seemingly adjust to SoHo Ghetto — or perhaps that was just my ears. The loudness re...

Halifax jangle junkies Monomyth check off so many indie rock fetish boxes that they almost seem like a result of a focus group: earnestly ir...

In advance his latest full-length album, Cannon, released in September, Dartmouth, NS rapper Cam Smith released two ridiculously over-the-to...

Halifax's the Brood share a name with a late-1990s pro-wrestling squad who were, ostensibly, vampires. (This was in between Anne Rice making...

On a night that featured performances based around EDM mashups, singer-songwriter material with hip hop beats and a prog smorgasbord, Alert...

"You look way too good to leave this all to luck." That's the best line in Ria Mae's new single, "Clothes Off," a sexy, swaggering track...