The Choir in Concert with Kathryn Calder
There’s something very powerful about hearing 100 voices in unison. There’s a certain intangible quality — an emotional energy — when those voices create…
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The Hootenany: Still Crazy After All These Years
Six years ago, Monday Magazine published a piece by a young writer who boldly attempted to capture the essence, and history of a long-standing…
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Album Review: Himalayan Bear’s No Golden Kingdom
While riding in a coworker’s truck recently, listening to Himalayan Bear’s newest album No Golden Kingdom, I remarked on what I initially felt was…
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Astrocolour: Lit Up. A Seasonal Album for All Seasons?
Astrocolour’s debut album is a Christmas Album…. but not that kind of Christmas album. On Lit Up, schmaltzy jingle bells and baby-voices of old…
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Interview with the Doppelmanger: In Conversation with Dan Mangan
A couple weeks ago, we at analogue magazine had the opportunity to do an exclusive interview with Dan Mangan. I sidled up next to…
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Psychic Pollution: Tanz Für Dunklen Seelen
analogue is pleased to share this preview of Psychic Pollution’s upcoming release, Tanz Für Dunklen Seelen. Psychic Pollution (aka. Jzero Schuurman) is a fixture upon…
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Hank Pine: Late Night Spirituals
Just over two years ago, Hank Pine played a wonderful set at the Copper Owl to help us celebrate the launch of our first…
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Never More Together: Oliver Swain’s Big Machine
Oliver Swain released an impressive debut album in 2011 under the moniker Big Machine. Enlisting the help of local luminaries like guitarist Quinn Bachand…
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Victoria’s Illvis Freshly Funks up BC
From hazy house parties on Cook Street to the breathtaking panoramas of Tall Tree Music Festival, Victoria band Illvis Freshly has been bringing their…
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Garden City Grooves: Get Funked!
Shake your groove thing, baby. Feel the funk at the third annual Garden City Grooves festival, taking over Victoria’s Lucky Bar and Copper Owl…
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