Reuben & The Dark
When Reuben and the Dark’s Reuben Bullock sits down to write a song he always finds himself recycling themes and recurring characters from his muse, nature. “A lot of the things I sing...
Author: Stephan Boissonneault
The Capones Aren’t Going Anywhere
There’s an old proverb that all bands hear sometime throughout their career: If you wanna be successful, you have to tour. That may work for some, but Red Deer’s grunge-blues two piece The...
Apollo Suns – Adjacent to Jazz
Combine some King Crimson with Moody Blues and a dash of BADBADNOTGOOD and you’re close to creating Apollo Suns, a nine-piece jazzy prog fusion group out of Winnipeg. The group can trace its...
Dusty Tucker – Conceptual Party
Red Deer’s Dusty Tucker has to be one of Canada’s most high-intensity acts to see live. This is not only due to each member giving it their all on stage, but the crowd...
Paeton Cameron – Finding Home
For local singer-songwriter Paeton Cameron, a location that’s referenced in a song can be so much more than that. For him, a locale is used as a vessel to express a certain situation...
The Pits Planet Earth – Local Aliens
Too many bands take themselves too seriously and Red Deer’s dance party alt-rock supergroup The Pits or more recently—The Pits Planet Earth—know that. This group of interstellar misfits know how to have a...
Nathan Danser – Genre is Over
They say the place you live defines you, but that’s only half true for Red Deer’s Nathan Danser. While he does have a collection of soft prairie-fuelled folk songs, Danser is also carving...
