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In this episode, I sit down with Trevor Hurst, the unmistakable voice of Econoline Crush, to revisit the electric landscape of late-’90s and early-2000s Canadian rock. Trevor reflects on a moment when MuchMusic helped build a true star system at home, giving Canadian bands space to break through in a meaningful way. From the heavier West Coast energy that shaped Econoline Crush’s identity to the challenges of experimenting with sampling and electronics before the industry was ready for it, he paints a vivid portrait of a band carving out its own lane—often against the grain. We also dig into the unlikely rise of You Don’t Know What It’s Like, the song that almost wasn’t, until a detour through the U.S. and a recording session with Bob Rock turned it into one of the most memorable tracks of its era.
Trevor also opens up about the turning points that made the ride unforgettable—from the surreal night Econoline Crush stepped into Celine Dion’s slot at the Juno Awards to backstage moments that confirmed they’d truly arrived. Today, he balances life as a musician with his work as a psychiatric nurse, but music remains his anchor. Our conversation closes with a powerful look at why he still believes in the magic of music—its ability to ground us, connect us, and remind us to tell the people we love that we love them. It’s a raw, generous, and passionate conversation with one of Canada’s most enduring rock voices.
Tracklist:
1.) Econoline Crush – Sparkle and Shine || The Devil You Know
2.) Econoline Crush – You Don’t Know What It’s Like || Brand New History
3.) Econoline Crush – New Gold Magic || single (on broadcast version only)
4.) Econoline Crush – All That You Are (x3) || The Devil You Know (on broadcast version only)
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Have you ever experienced something which pushed you out of your preferred space, emotionally, physically or mentally?

My guest today is Emily Blair, the Executive Director of Connexion ARC, a long-running artist collective. Their most recent exhibition, Displacement, is currently on display at the UNB Art Centre‘s East and West Galleries until December 12. Emily joined me to talk about the organization, and about curating the exhibit.
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Artist – Track || Album
1.) Jungle – Back On 74 || Volcano
2.) Begonia – Hotter Than The Sun || Fantasy Life
3.) Sudan Archives – DEAD || The BPM
4.) Shad – Slanted || Start Anew
5.) Scott Hardware – Costume Off || Overpass
6.) The Afghan Whigs – Please, Baby, Please || How Do You Burn?
7.) Wednesday – Townies || Bleeds
8.) Geese – Husbands || Getting Killed
9.) Penny & The Pits – Montenegro On Ice || Liquid Compactor
10.) Nate and the Busy Boys – Twist Then Shake || Busy Doing Nothing
11.) Heaven For Real – Hold Me Back || Who Dies & Made You The Dream?
12.) Ross Neilsen – Good Enough || Within Tension
13.) The Deep Dark Woods – Circle Remains Unbroken || The Circle Remains
14.) The Besnard Lakes – Give Us Our Dominion || The Besnard Lakes are the Ghost Nation

Artist – Track || Album
1.) Alexisonfire – Fully Completely || Copies of Old Masters Vol. 1
2.) Danko Jones – Everyday is Saturday Night || Leo Rising
3.) Hollerado – Keep On Moving || Start A Band
4.) LCD Soundsystem – Dance Yrself Clean || This Is Happening
5.) Mola Oddity – POP-UP LIFE cc || Cave Crackers
6.) Motherhood – Propeller || Thunder Perfect Mind
7.) Altameda – Stuck In Your Ways || Crazy Blue
8.) Ruby Singh – Good God || Ruby Singh and the Future Ancestors: Celestial Libation
9.) Sam Salmon – If I Needed You Now || DOWN FOR LIFE
10.) The Liquor Store, Malia Laura – If I Knew About It || Right Place Wrong Time
11.) Boutique Feelings – 0 Goes || Shwaya, Shwaya
12.) Alison’s Halo – So Far Away || Skywide
13.) Oneohtrix Point Never – Lifeworld || Tranquilizer
New music this week from Chris Ballew and Superchunk and I play a couple of songs from the recently departed Todd Snider.
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Artist – Track || Album
1.) Beach House – Myth || Bloom
2.) SPELLING, Weyes Blood – Destiny Arrives || single
3.) Purity Ring – place of my own || Purity Ring
4.) Hannah Jadagu – Normal Today || Describe
5.) Austra – Siren Song || Chin Up Buttercup
6.) Begonia – Deep Red Cherry Night || Fantasy Life
7.) Jayli Wolf – Gold || Daughter of the Haze
8.) Yndling – It’s Almost like You’re Here || Time Time Time (I’m In The Palm of Your Hand)
9.) Lammping, Bloodshot Bill – Never Never || Never Never
10.) TOPS – Stars Come After You || Bury The Key
11.) FONTINE – Land Back || Good Buddy
12.) The Hidden Cameras – Quantify || BRONTO
13.) Tame Impala – Afterthought || Deadbeat
14.) EVRO – Time Has Changed || EVRO1
15.) Maneater – Good Things || Curb Your Appetite

Artist – Track || Album
1.) Metric – Help I’m Alive || Fantasies
2.) Hatchie – Sage || Liquorice
3.) Hayley Williams – Showbiz || Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party
4.) Hawksley Workman – Striptease || (Last Night We Were) The Delicious Wolves
5.) Econoline Crush – New Gold Magic || single
6.) Team Trust – Wuggis || Treat Box
7.) Hiding Places – Holy Roller || single
8.) Odonis Odonis – Distraction || Odonis Odonis
9.) fanclubwallet – Cotton Mouth || Living While Dying
10.) Sorry – Today Might Be The Hit || COSPLAY
11.) Remember Sports – Across The Line || Bug
12.) Heaven For Real – A Little Bit Of Space (and The Heart Starts Dancing) || Who Dies & Made You The Dream?
13.) Absolute Losers – You Never Say That You Love Me || In The Crowd
14.) T?th – Not Broken || single
15.) Afternoon Bike Ride – Otherworld || Running With Scissors

Hi there everyone. It’s great that you’ve tuned in today and for that I thank you.
This is Testing For Echo Episode 90 in Fredericton and around the world and I’m your host Tim Scammell
This episode feels pretty interesting to me. I think you will feel as I do as it goes on.
Let me know what you think.
Tim
“The World of Music, One Song at a Time”
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In this episode, I sit down with the inimitable artist, Hawksley Workman, to explore his genre-defying career, the legendary days of MuchMusic, and what it was like creating his early, influential records. He opens up about the invigorating energy of the late ’90s and early 2000s Canadian music scene, a time when MuchMusic served as a vital “lifeline” and cultural director, creating a star system that no longer exists, and shares profound insights on being an artist who’s always trusted his “unedited self”, the importance of being both entrepreneurial and fiercely unique, and how he learned to embrace his own earnestness in a world of cool.
Tune in to hear how Hawksley Workman’s plan-A-only mentality and belief in creativity as his ultimate salvation have sustained a career that continues to risk and move in the right direction.
Tracklist:
1.) Hawksley Workman – Jealous Of Your Cigarette || (Last Night We Were) The Delicious Wolves
2.) Mounties – Headphones || Trash Rock Legacy
3.) Mounties – Tokyo Summer || Thrash Rock Legacy (on broadcast version only)
4.) Hawksley Workman – Striptease || (Last Night We Were) The Delicious Wolves (on broadcast version only)
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Sometimes, the best place to meet up with all your friends exists in your imagination.

My guests today are Lauren and Matt, the cofounders of Mini World Masters. I caught up with them at the recent HalCon to talk about how tabletop roleplaying games offer a space for people to come together, explore their imaginations and provide an outlet for people’s lives, as well as how the work that they do under Mini World Masters supports that.
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Everyone needs to breath good air. It’s up to us all to make sure we do.

My guest today is Melanie Langille from NB Lung. She joins me to talk about some of the current initiatives and broad spectrum of relevant activities that NB Lung undertakes. Specifically, we dive deep into the very important issue of radon gas detection, which become vital as we start to seal up our houses for the winter.
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Stories written right here can take you fantastical worlds.

My guest today is LMG Wilson, a local author who has just published a new novella, Of Mists and Bogs: Intrigue, Espionage, and Tea. Described as “a spy fantasy novella where not even the tea is safe!” Lisa joins me to talk about her inspirations for the book, the accompanying map, and the process of transforming an idea into a book you can hold in your hand.
Lisa is doing a number of readings and presentations of the book, including a reading and signing at The Write Cup in Saint John, NB. The event takes place from 1-3pm with a reading from Of Mists and Bogs: Intrigue, Espionage, and Tea around 2pm. Be sure to stop by to say hello and check out this new book. Bonus, she’ll have the infamous map for perusal! And who doesn’t love a good map.
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Time after time, New Brunswickers demonstrate that we are people with songs in our souls.

My guest today is Gilbert Babin, the President of the Songwriters Association of NB. They were formed with the mission of connection music storytellers, and help them connect with their potential audience. We chat about the inspiration behind the group and how far they’ve come in the first two years since they started.
The Songwriters Association of NB has been hosted a series of showcases across the province. The next showcase is in Fredericton at Dolan’s Pub on Saturday, November 22. It’s an all-day affair, with the show starting at 12:30pm and not ending until 7:30pm. The showcase itself is a free event, so be sure to bring friends for a fantastic day of music.
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Episode 19. New music from Quebec City’s Men I Trust. X Years Later with Killing Joke, featuring a song from their first and most recent albums.
| Artist | Song | Album | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loscil | Straw Dogs | Monument Builders | 2016 |
| Intermix | Voices | Intermix | 1992 |
| The Mission | Paradise Will Shine Like The Moon | Carved In Sand | 1990 |
| Fluke/Blair Lee | I Fell Down | Fluke | 2019 |
| Kevin Fox | Army Dreamers | Songs for Cello & Voice | 2008 |
| Killing Joke | Complications | Killing Joke | 1980 |
| Killing Joke | New Cold War | Pylon | 2015 |
| Fad Gadget | Collapsing New People | Gag | 1984 |
| Matthew Good | The Devil’s In Your Details | Hospital Music | 2007 |
| Men I Trust | In My Years | Equus Caballus | 2025 |
| The Pretenders | Private Life | Pretenders | 1980 |
| Talk Talk | Give It Up | The Colour Of Spring | 1986 |
| Drum’n’Space | Science | Drum’n’Space | 1998 |
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New music this week from locals Fresh Cosmos (Saint John) and Tortue (Fredericton). I also highlight some classic albums this week in history with alt rock classics from Pearl Jam, Bush and Belle and Sebastian.
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Episode 18. Baroque electronica, German neoclassical dark wave, Tuvan throat singing… and indie pop.
| Artist | Song | Album | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lunar Sound | Dreaming | Electric Plants | 2005 |
| Björk | Jóga | Homogenic | 1997 |
| Dub Colossus | Guragigna | Real World 25 | 2014 |
| Love Is Colder Than Death | Ideals and Pains | Eclipse | 2003 |
| Ganga Giri | Giri Iri | Beats Around The Bush | 2005 |
| Alash | Mezhegei | Achai | 2017 |
| Metric | Front Row | Fantasies | 2009 |
| The Hello Crows | Red Flag | The Hello Crows | 2025 |
| Andrea Cormier | Auspice | Andrea Cormier | 2024 |
| Anna Justen | nightmare | MiCHOU’s DREAM | 2025 |
| Fauxliage | Someday The Wind | Fauxliage | 2007 |
| Titus 12 | As Above So Below (Rodney’s Trance Dub) | Shape Shifting Creatures Of Limbo | 2021 |
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After hearing a new song (to her) called, “Nature Song For The Time Being” by Fontine, host Tonya Price, showcases songs and artists who clearly take inspiration from nature.
Playlist:
Fontine – Nature Song For The Time Being ::
Jenn Grant – Bring Me A Rose ::
Kylie Fox – Sequoia ::
Dominique Fils-Aimé – Our Roots Run Deep::
Hozier, Allison Russell – Wildflower and Barley ::
Tanya Davis – Where The Ocean Meets The Greenery ::
Logan Richard – The Grass Is Blue ::
Kate Weeks – Island of Wind and Waves ::
The Wailin’ Jennys – Wildflowers ::
Feist – Cicadas and Gulls ::
Jill Zmud – Willow With Me ::
Ian Tamblyn – World of Wonders ::
The Black Keys – No Rain, No Flowers
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Things got groovy early with an epic “Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” by Billy Strings. I also preview the recently announced Trifecta tour featuring Slowcaster, Grand Theft Bus and Jimmy Swift Band which will be heating up venues across the Maritimes this December.
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Hi there everyone. I’m really pleased that you’ve tuned in today
This is Testing For Echo Episode 89 in Fredericton and around the world and I’m your host Tim Scammell
So now let’s make this worth your while.
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Episode 17. Latin, alt pop to electronica, with Gorillaz featured in the X Years Later segment.
| Artist | Song | Album | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Montuno Cubano | Bendita Luz | Frágil de Cristal | 2025 |
| Ruben Blades | The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul | A Testimonial Dinner : The Songs Of XTC | 1995 |
| XTC | Outside World | Drums and Wires | 1979 |
| Martha and the Muffins | Several Styles Of Blonde Girls Dancing | Danseparc | 1983 |
| Desmond Dekker | Work Out | Black And Dekker | 1980 |
| Hermanez | Lockstep | Deeper Roots | 2022 |
| Gorillaz | Starshine | Gorillaz | 2001 |
| Gorillaz w/ Adeleye Omotayo | Silent Running | Cracker Island | 2023 |
| Said the Whale | Resolutions | hawaiii | 2013 |
| Oka | Gali Hydro | Milk & Honey | 2011 |
| Manufacture w/ Sarah McLachlan | As The Ends Draws Near | Terrorvision | 1988 |
| Eisbrecher | Fanatica | Eisbrecher | 2004 |
| Rhys Fulber | Inhabits Eternity | Your Dystopia, My Utopia (SGLP04) | 2018 |
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