Track Listing: Interview with Adrian Underhill 1.) Adrian Underhill – Not Good Enough 2.) the WAYO – Skat 3.) Jessie Brown – Someone Else 4.) Ian Janes – Lying Awake 5.) Nap Eyes – Every Time The Feeling 6.) Little You Little Me – I’m Wasted On Myself 7.) Sound Drown – (Bittersweet) Fault Lines
Toronto’s Adrian Underhill just released his debut album “CU Again”, and took the time to chat with Bondo about the record, his start in music, plus what he’s listening to at the moment.
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Track Listing: Chat with Andrew Laite of Rube & Rake 1.) Rube & Rake – From Left to Right 2.) Fortunate Ones – Northern Star 3.) The Barrowdowns – Landlocked 4.) Tye Dempsey – Stone Cold Hustle 5.) Ian Sherwood – I See Red 6.) The Olympic Symphonium – The Middle 7.) Les Jeunes d’Asteure
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Toronto’s Adrian Underhill‘s new album CU Again blends together pop and R&B sounds to create some chill, smooth, baby-making jams. Working with famed producer Kindness, who has worked with both Solange and pop Goddess Robyn, added a subtle electronic element to the record which gives some tracks a little funk undertone, even disco-esque at times.
Featuring tracks from King Diamond Tut, Matthew Chaim , CHVRCHES, Ascot Royals, Stimulator Jones, Akeem Ouellet // Dreams & Schemes, Low Cut Connie, Mary and the Ram, Monk Tamony , We Were Sharks, Colour Tongues,, Preoccupations and Starbenders!
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St. John’s NFLD’s folk duo Rube & Rake are ambitiously touring Eastern Canada this February with New Brunswick dates in Perth-Andover, St. Andrew’s, Sackville, and Fredericton. Listen in while Rube & Rake‘s Andrew chats with Bondo about their tour so far, some valley love, and where you can find them over the next few days. Rube
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Track Listing: 1.) Paper Beat Scissors – All We Know 2.) Motherhood – Hocus Pocus 3.) The Olympic Symphonium – Comedy 4.) Oh No, Theodore – You Can Do Better Than Me 5.) Ariel Sharatt & Mathias Kom – I Love You 6.) Mauno – Hands 7.) Gabrielle Papillon – Overture for the Fire Keeper/Three
Track Listing: 1.) Milk & Bone – TMRW. 2.) Christine Campbell – Take Me Back 3.) Holly Miranda – Exquisite 4.) LIGHTS – We Were Here 5.) Saint Yves – Praying for the Pain 6.) Eden Samara – Upside Down 7.) Shred Kelly – Jupiter (Any Other Way) 8.) Rxchelle – Light Me Up 9.)
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Once referred to as stoke folk, Fernie BC’s Shred Kelly are set to release their 4th album February 16, 2018 via Germany’s Devil Duck Records. And while Shred Kelly‘s sound is definitely rooted in folk music with banjos and ukuleles at the core, their new album Archipelago is immersed with electric guitar, synth, and even
Track Listing: 1.) Burgundy Drive – Another Day 2.) Floodland – Tangled 3.) Christine Campbell – Rollercoaster 4.) The Brood – Chicken, Cheese, & Beer 5.) Liam Corcoran – Never Ever 6.) Dormitories – Play Doh 7.) Anne Janelle – Will You 8.) Mike Bravener – The Black and White Song 9.) Braden Lam –
Montreal’s Milk & Bone are back with their sophomore album, released February 2, 2018 via Bonsound.
Track Listing: 1.) Ought – Disgraced America 2.) Kings Of Our Kin – My Man 3.) Kat Meoz – Bad Moon 4.) Buffalo Tom – All Be Gone 5.) PALM – Composite 6.) Art Of The Possible – Passerby 7.) Hollerado – Eloise 8.) Colour Tongues – Aurora 9.) Bahamas – No Wrong 10.) Halo
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Track Listing: 1.) Adyn Townes – I Believe 2.) Ian Janes – Can’t Remember Never Loving You 3.) SHARE – Horse and Rider 4.) Jane Blanchard – Enemy 5.) Jane Blanchard – Island 6.) Anne Janelle – Knocking At My Door 7.) Josh Bravener – Without You 8.) The Olympic Symphonium – Glory Of Love
Toronto’s Born Ruffians are back with their 5th studio album, Uncle, Duke, & The Chief; their first with the original trio since 2013’s Birthmarks, which was my first introduction to the band. Creating a nostalgic rock sound soaked in reverb, the beginning track Forget Me was inspired by the passing of David Bowie, making the
Tonnes of new singles this week on Anything Goes, plus a couple goodies from 2016/2017.
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Kicking off Homemade Jams today is Liv from The Lifers! They’re debuting their new single on CHSR and chat about their upcoming album and tour which will bring them back to Fredericton on May!
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This episode of Homemade Jams gives you a little taste of some of the live music you can catch this week throughout Fredericton!
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This week on Anything Goes we check out new-to-Bondo music, including a couple records that really won her over!
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Lots of local on Homemade Jams.
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Track Listing: 1.) Melonvine – Summer Says 2.) Kill Chicago – Sharing Space 3.) Butcher – Stay 4.) The Crossroad Devils – Moonshine Cafe 5.) Jessie Brown – Keeping Appearances 6.) Jenn Grant – Lion With Me 7.) Denmother – 8, 9, 10 8.) The Brood – Chicken, Cheese Beer 9.) The Brood – The
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All-new episode of Her Turn!
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The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire stop by Homemade Jams to talk about their Led Zeppelin tribute show, “Celebration Day”, this Saturday at The Capital Complex!
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Finally, Bondo picked her favourite 2017 releases!
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Creator Eric Knudsen never claimed that Slender Man was real, and it was openly known that it was an internet contest, so why are people claiming to have had real life encounters?