I’ve got some more Mother Mother for the masses today, and some contrived alliteration for good measure.  Ghosting is another standout track from the band’s second full-length release O My Heart, and the fourth song from the album we have highlighted at BowlingStone.  The song employs a slightly more subdued approach than most Mother Mother tracks, but [...]

From Regina, Saskatchewan’s eight-piece indie-pop collective Library Voices, comes one of the most satisfying tracks of the year so far; granted I am a sucker for absorbing west-coast(ish) harmonies and sunshine-pop.  Drinking Games can be found on the band’s to-be-released debut full-length album “Denim On Denim” which is scheduled to land on shelves April 13, [...]

Vancouver indie-rock/pop ensemble The Zolas are back with another deceptively infectous track from their 2009 debut album “Tic Toc Tic”.  Produced by Howard Redekopp (notable for producing albums from Tegan and Sara, The New Pornographers, and Mother Mother), Tic Toc Tic does well in delivering a three-piece band wrapped in a full-stage sound; The Great [...]

Really cool song up today, and an even cooler delivery.  Marlaina Kamikaze comes to us via the Vancouver, British Columbia duo of Zachary Gray (guitar) and Tom Dobrzanski (piano), otherwise known as The Zolas.  The song can be found on the band’s 2009 debut LP “Tic Toc Tic” which appears to have hit the streets [...]

Thursdays always feel like Mother Mother days to me; although it may just be this particular Thursday.  Either way, today’s song is a fantastic number from the Vancouver-based indie-rock band.  Arms Tonite can be found on the band’s sophomore full-length album O My Heart, released in September of 2008; this is the 3rd song we’ve [...]

I need to try and get this post up as quickly as possibly, as this computer is likely to get thrown off my balcony if Mr. Federer loses this 5th set.  Today’s song is a wicked catchy number from the British Columbia indie-rock quintet Mother Mother.  Hayloft can be found on the band’s 2008 sophomore [...]

So we had one of the most insane  thunderstorms I’ve ever witnessed in Calgary last night.  So insane in fact, that when it woke me up I was certain we were under some kind of attack.  After regaining my composure, and putting down my golf club, I found myself on the couch listening to some tunes.  [...]