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Posted on 07.02.09 by Chris @ 12:14 pm
What it is The Swim Drink Fish Music Club is the next evolution of Lake Ontario Waterkeeper’s first compilation music series (“At the Barricades”). Its a year-round online music and audio experience where club members can access and download a series of exclusive and rare tracks donated by artists and added on a weekly basis. There’s also Waterkeeper-produced audio content, including news updates and the weekly radio show Living at the Barricades, produced by Lake Ontario Waterkeeper. Artists who have agreed to donate exclusive or rare tracks to The Swim Drink Fish Music Club include Gord Downie, Broken Social Scene, Sarah Harmer, Feist and Metric. Contest Comment on this post with the word Swim, Drink or Fish in the comment and we’ll draw 5 lucky winners on Sunday night (6pm EST) to win memberships to the music club. As one of the most exciting young environmental groups in the country, Lake Ontario Waterkeeper has drawn local, regional, and national attention for our clean water initiatives. Launched in February 2001, Lake Ontario Waterkeeper trains other individuals and volunteer groups to be local water guardians and to report pollution concerns. Learn more here. Filed under: Contest Comments: 2 Comments |
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Posted on 07.02.09 by Chris @ 11:50 am
Björk – Voltaic Trailer on Vimeo. Bjork’s Voltaic is in stores now via Nonesuch Records in the U.S. (One Little Indian in the UK, and Universal worldwide.) The Voltaic DVD contains highlights of Björk’s visually dazzling Volta tour, full of on-your-feet moments, lmed in Paris and Reykjavik. Deluxe editions of Voltaic also include a CD of remixes of Volta album tracks by such fellow travelers as Spank Rock, Simian Mobile Disco, Ratatat and Modeselektor, plus a DVD of Volta video clips, including Michel Gondry’s take on “Declare Independence,” set in a drab factory, that manages to reach a colorful, hopeful conclusion – a revolution meant to be televised. Filed under: IMF and Videos Comments: None |
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Posted on 07.01.09 by Chris @ 1:00 pm
Please rise for your national anthem. Filed under: Uncategorized Comments: None |
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Posted on 06.30.09 by Chris @ 4:00 pm
Who: The Avett Brothers from North Carolina. What: Just wanted to post something before I ran out the door. Been razzled since doing corporate taxes all last night and today. But now I can relax, heading downtown to catch a Jays game with some good friends. This piano ballad is The Avett Brothers first time on the filter, making me think I’ve been missing them forever. Look for this song and others on their forthcoming album due out on Columbia on Sept. 29th, 2009 Song: I and Love and You (from Spinner). Filed under: Mobile Comments: None |
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Posted on 06.29.09 by Chris @ 1:56 pm
Tomorrow, Spoon will debut its first new material since 2007’s Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga! in a three song single titled ‘Got Nuffin’. Grab the CD or mp3’s starting tomorrow at Merge, vinyl later on next month. Here’s the title track. Also included in on the EP is ‘Tweakers’ and ‘Stroke Their Brains’. Stoked. Filed under: Uncategorized Comments: None |
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Posted on 06.29.09 by Chris @ 1:42 pm
If you’re in Toronto or close by, I’ll see you at the Harbourfront Centre for this: The Constantines (9:30pm) with Chad VanGaalen (8pm) Harbourfront Centre. Wednesday, July 1st, 2009. Free. Filed under: Uncategorized Comments: None |
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Posted on 06.29.09 by Chris @ 1:34 pm
Who: Paul and the Patients from Brooklyn. What: Since we last wrote about this band in April, Blogspot has had some serious staying power in my musical playlists. Now, I get the option of the original, and the new Nick Seeley remix which seems to have lightened the the darker original, making a super danceable summer banger. They’re still doing local shows in NY, hopefully further outside their hometown soon. Check out their EP (To The Lions), most of which seems to be up on their myspace. Song: Blogspot (Nick Seeley remix). Filed under: Mobile Comments: None |
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