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Photos by: Orest Dorosh – Supergroup Case/Lang/Veirs, which consists of JUNO Award, and GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter k.d. lang, Neko Case (The New Pornographers), and Laura Veirs, and who released their self-titled debut album on June 17th, 2016 via ANTI-, performed at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto last night with UK folk-rock singer-songwriter Ciaran Lavery, who released his newest EP, Kosher, on June … Continue reading
By: Staff – M. Ward returns with his eighth solo album, More Rain, on March 4th via Merge Records. Today, he unveiled the music video for this new single “Girl From Conejo Valley.” Directed by Ward and Carlos Forster, the track is anostalgic trot through people he used to know and a place he used to be. M. Ward has also announced several … Continue reading
Photos by: David McAndrew – Indie rock singer-songwriter Neko Case, who in addition to her solo career is also known as a member of acclaimed Vancouver-based indie rock band The New Pornographers, performed at Massey Hall in Toronto last night as part of Canadian Music Week (CMW) 2014 in support of her sixth album The Worse Things … Continue reading
Date: May 6-10 – Various Venues Features: Tegan and Sara, City and Colour, M.I.A., Neko Case and Television, Little Dragon, Ellie Goulding, Owen Pallett + More! Concerts are subject to capacity age restrictions. Click here for festival details. You can enter only once via one of the following entry methods: Follow Aesthetic Magazine on Twitter and tweet the following message: Contest: … Continue reading
Photos by Neil Van – The fourth and final day of TURF featured performances from Glasgow-based indie pop band Belle and Sebastian, Neko Case, who is best known as a member of Vancouver-based indie rock band The New Pornographers, Australian multi-instrumentalist Xavier Rudd, Australia-based ska and jazz band The Cat Empire, Hamilton-based folk-rock duo Whitehorse, New Jersey-based indie … Continue reading
By: Scott Penner – When Brooklyn-based indie rocker Sharon Van Etten took to the River Stage for her headlining slot, a dismal crowd, which seemed to have numbered in the hundreds, took in Van Etten’s unique brand of artistically progressive folk-rock.Having mentioned several times “she was sad when she wrote her songs” but she “got over it by doing what … Continue reading
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