By James Keller
If you left The Blair Witch Project wobbling around, clutching your stomach and looking for somewhere to let your motion sickness release itself, you are in for a pleasant surprise in Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows. Instead of being shot on a Hi-8 camcorder, the directors have graduated to full-fledged Hollywood filmmaking. Along with… Continue reading Blair Witch sequel not shaky or scary
By James Keller
Toronto resident Andy Stochansky has had quite a career so far. Playing for renowned acts like The Indigo Girls, The Barenaked Ladies and, most importantly, indie-folk goddess Ani DiFranco, Andy has proven a talented and extremely capable percussionist. But that era of his life is now over, as he steps into uncharted water as the… Continue reading Andy Stochansky steps into the limelight
By James Keller
"Rock is dead." This statement may be a cliché, but it is exactly what Ontario native Danny Michel thinks about today’s music. "I don’t listen to very much current music," explains singer/songwriter Michel. "It’s just boring." This view seems to be a very strong undertone in his third solo venture, Fibsville. Lyrics like "All you… Continue reading No one hit wonder in Danny Michel