Track Listing: 
1.) Adyn Townes – Didn’t Mean Anything
2.) John Mayer – 3×5 (Live)
3.) Coeur de Pirate – Combustible
4.) Chloé Breault – À cause de moi
5.) Lucy Rose – Is This Called Home
6.) Nebullama – Elemenopé
7.) No Doubt – Ex-Girlfriend
8.) No Doubt – New
9.) Abbe May – Love Decline
10.) Jane Blanchard – 22
11.) Colin Fowlie – Running Over
The worst assumption, our darkest fears, our unshakable waking nightmares: let those all burn away in the blazing and searing neon light of great music, deserving to be heard! This is The Electric Metropolis, I am AD Springer, your musical tour guide who happily shall show you about, around, and throughout this city of sound and beauty signifying everything great in the electronica sphere and beyond. Tonight hear the dreams, the hopes, and the awesome adventures awaiting over the next horizon! ((The Electric Metropolis Tourism Authority disclaims any hopes, dreams, or adventures occurring as a result of going on this Tour))
“kagayaki” by SEIUN
“Spellbound By The Moon” by Ancient Boreal Forest off the album Cold Ethereal Winter
“Flashes” by Dear Rouge off the album Phases
“Replay” by Flashbot off the album Explore
“Lunaria (feat. Emily Yancey” by Danimal Cannon off the album Lunaria
“Needs Mo’ Disco Whistle” by MCDJ off the album Oh Hey!
“Tachyon Beam Cannon” by Aquellex
“Feeling Like (feat. Popup!)” by Melonade off the album Melonade
“11:00PM [PRIVATE COLLECTION]” by Crystal Cola off the album L8 NITE TV
“Urban Flyer” by kissmenerdygirl x Matsura off the album Urban Flyer
“CrossCounter!” by Deniz Akbulut off the CrossCode (Original Game Soundtrack)
“Babies, Kittens, and Bad Decisions” by Random-storykeeper off the Daycare Dilemma OST
“Battle of Isa (Battle Theme)” by Dead Genre Studios off the Of Songs And Men (The Daybreak Empire Original Soundtrack)
“Could It Be You” by Flittzy off the album Enigma
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Lisa Langlois returns to Python’s Paradise. Class of 1984 35th anniversary exclusive! Her upbringing, charities, future ambitions, and more!
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This week we went back in the east coast metal archives with tracks from Oceans Will Rise, Anthesis, A Sight For Sewn Eyes and Fifty Feet of Earth.
We also played a track off the new Graves EP by Sydney, Nova Scotia punks Keith Doom and the Wrecking Crew!
Check it out here:
This Weeks Playlist:
All Is Not Lost – Oceans Will Rise
Light Yourself On Fire – Anthesis
Gibbet – Dumpster Mummy
Born of the Same Sun – Orchid’s Curse
Baptismalpractice – Orchid’s Curse
Wolf Crown – Death Valley Driver
La Petit Mort – Fifty Feet Of Earth
Hostage – Elevate The Virus
For Twenty – Counter Clockwork
Colourless – A Sight For Sewn Eyes
Schizophrenic Disembodiment – Dischord
Firefight – Keith Doom and The Wrecking Crew
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Okay, so who’s been counting the amount of times “Monster Mash” has played on the radio this month? Also, who has Christmas decorations up already?
Ugh.
Anyway, we have a bunch of great stuff to celebrate today. The first is that both We Hunt Buffalo AND Striker released albums today, so go get those. We Hunt Buffalo has “Head Smashed In”, available on the Bandcamps, and Striker has “Pay To Win”, available on Amazon and major music retailers everywhere. These albums are awesome and you believe me because why the hell else would you be reading some jerk’s music blog?
Secondly, there are STILL MORE RELEASES coming out this year that I’m waiting on, because 2018 has proven to be fantastic for music.
And third, WHY IS OCTOBER ALREADY OVER. Somebody stop time from passing because I’m sick of it.
Playlist:
Julian – Starbenders
Every Breath – 1989
Our Song – Diemonds
Red-Light Revolver – The Red Coats
On The Run / Pay To Win – Striker (CAN)
Behind Closed Doors – SoulHealer
Blackstar – Parasol Caravan
Don’t Contradict The Facts – Side Effects
My Precious War – the black frame spectacle
Heavy Low – We Hunt Buffalo
Dead Skies – A Primitive Evolution
Pet Sematary – Hellcat and the Prowl
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This is the second half of the interview with Professor Kelly Miles. Professor Miles has a keen fascination with the human body, both when it is alive and after it dies. Prof Miles’ focus is currently in forensic taphonomy- the study of human decomposition, and using stable isotopes to assess post-mortem interval (PMI). Originally from Nova Scotia, she has studied at St. FX, Dalhousie, and MUN, and is currently completing her PhD at UNB while teaching full-time in the Department of Biology.
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Sometimes the day gets you down, the sun beaming and gleaming and streaming its way onto you; sometimes the day rests on your shoulders with all your worries and doubts; sometimes you just need to step out from the sun and into the neon lights of the city. Welcome to The Electric Metropolis! I am AD Springer, your musical tour guide, and on this tour we step away from the sun and celebrate under the eaves of nightly snow and towers of great music that needs to be heard!
“Enemy Within” by Cody Carpenter and Mark Day off the album Shadow Spirits Vol. 1
“Let Me Take It From Here” by Broads off the album Field Theory
“At Summer’s End” by Autumn off the album Chandelier
“Why Do I” by Rococode off the Young Ones EP
“Snow Maiden” by Ancient Boreal Forest off the album Cold Ethereal Winter
“A Dying Kiss For The Living Flesh” by SUI UZI
“Purple Memories” by BIGWAVE & Desired off the album Pink Neon Tokyo Compilation Series Vol. 3
“Dancefloor Sneakers” by Sparkly Night off the album Beaches
“Bitwise Angel” by Melonade off the album Melonade
“I Want You in my Bedroom” by PROTODOME off the album CHIPFUNK
“Slow Motion Gunfights” by Villainest
“Alpha Black Magic” by _twc off the album The Moon is on Fire!
“Creep” by Matthew Janik
“Mountain Cabin feat. Ry Hanson” by Wangled Teb off the Final Earth EP
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Track Listing:
1.) Elvis Bossa Nova – Viva Las Vegas
2.) CAKE – Never There
3.) Plants and Animals – Je Voulais Te Dire
4.) Courtney Barnett – I’m Not Your Mother, I’m Not Your Bitch
5.) Courtney Barnett – Crippling Self-Doubt and a General Lack of Confidence
6.) Sun K – Brittle Bones
7.) Sun K – Bleeding Hearts
8.) Adrian Underhill – Weather
9.) Spoon – Got Nuffin
10.) Moths & Locusts – Capsule
11.) PUP – Doubt
12.) Fucked Up – Tell Me What You See
13.) The Waking Night – Vena Cava
Tune in Sunday evenings between 7 and 8 pm for the best in all female, all electronic music with your host Tammie!!!!
Jeffrey Overstreet celebrates the 10th anniversary of his book Through a Screen Darkly as well as his fictional books that explore areas of his Christian faith.
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Sorry for skipping an episode but when you get miserably sick there’s a barely acceptable level of “nasal” that one can provide for the radio. So, here we are again, back to the bat and ready to provide all the tracks you need to get through the work week and/or work weekend.
We continue to cover new releases, make random assumptions as to what everyone’s weekend plans are, and otherwise refer to ourselves as a royal “We” at the beginning of this sentence.
Playlist:
What It Takes – Dead Sara [Official]
Down to the Bottom – Dorothy
Dawn to Dusk – Kilmore
I Miss – Diemonds
Close Your Eyes / Echo – A Primitive Evolution
Kick It Around – the black frame spectacle
Burl – Worst Part
Another Plane – Sergeant Thunderhoof
Lightning Comes Again – Ruby the Hatchet
Afterglow – Puta Volcano
Wanna Don’t Wanna – Reignwolf
Caught on a Breeze – The Joy Formidable
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Professor Kelly Miles has a keen fascination with the human body, both when it is alive and after it dies. Prof Miles’ focus is currently in forensic taphonomy- the study of human decomposition, and using stable isotopes to assess post-mortem interval (PMI). Originally from Nova Scotia, she has studied at St. FX, Dalhousie, and MUN, and is currently completing her PhD at UNB while teaching full-time in the Department of Biology.
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Track Listing: 
1.) MELONVINE – Co-Dependant
2.) Like A Motorcycle – High Hopes
3.) CHIPS – Modern Days
4.) Internal Night – The Great Divide
5.) USSE – Auto Rank
6.) Sour Smoke – Three Headed
7.) MOROHUBU – Might Be Wrong
8.) Math Class – That’s So Ravin’
9.) Erin Kay – River
10.) Quiet Parade – Tout Mon Temps
11.) Kieran Smyth – Streetlights
12.) Dennis Goodwin – The End Isn’t Near
13.) Motherhood – Pick of the Pugs
Track Listing:
1.) Partner – Everybody Knows
2.) The Crossroad Devils – Moonshine Cafe
3.) Matt Mays – Drive On
4.) Colin Fowlie – Harmony
5.) The Lee Harvey Oswalds – High, How Are You?
6.) Port Cities – On The Nights Your Stay Home
7.) Port Cities – Where Have You Been
8.) Sleepy Driver – Through Darkest Days or Blackest Nights
9.) Christine Campbell – Butterfly
10.) Chillteens – Sweet Bay
11.) DenMother – Final
This is beginning of Year Two of The Electric Metropolis, I am AD Springer: your musical tour guide to all things Future Funk, Chiptune, Synthpop and other reach out and grab you music in the electronica sphere and beyond! A little over a year ago, I gave my first tour of this wonderful city of shiny music, neon, and the brilliant lights shining from the artists that make this city such a beauty to behold and withstand. The Electric Metropolis Tourism Authority has had the privilege of welcoming guests from around the world, giving a home to music both razor-sharp new and polished with age classic. In the last year we have had the pleasure to speak with: coda, Jeff Ball, James Landino, Ben Briggs, Dana Jean Phoenix, Louie Aronowitz, Rozen, The Travelers VGM, Cody Carpenter, Mark Day, Dale North, Kommisar, Lemkuuja, Norihiko Hibino, Jayson Napolitano, The Hit Points, & Aloe Island Posse. To them all, a million thanks for visiting The Electric Metropolis and being instrumental in making such music that brings this city of sound alive.
Thanks this year goes out to Matt Nightengale of Run For Your Life for encouraging me to come onto the radio waves and share all this wonderful music with you! Thanks also goes out to Jayson Napolitano and Scarlet Moon Productions for arranging many of the interviews and music for the VGM district! Finally, thank you my beautiful tourists for coming to visit all year and listening to what the city has to offer.
Great Music Deserves to Be Heard!
“Your Love is a Drug ft. Adriana Figueroa (insaneintherain Arrange) by Garoad off the VA-11 HALL-A EX – Bonus Tracks Collection
“Ouais Ouais (ft. SlyLeaf)” by LemKuuja off the album CHEESECAKE+
“Android Shelter” by Desired off the album PLASTIC WHATEVER
“Sunset” by Aloe Island Posse off the album Aloe Island Adventures
“The_Sugar_Rush” by Cyanide Dansen off the album Zenzoo Pop
“Interstellar Good Times” by PROTODOME off the album CHIPFUNK
“Electric Supernova” by Rock Candy (a DBOYD x Kommisar Project) off the album Rock Candy
“Atmosphere (feat. Daniela Andrade)” by Harrison off the album Apricity
“PixelDust” by Dana Jean Phoenix off the album Pixel Dust
“Eclipse” by To The Trees off the album To The Trees
“We All Become” by Darren Korb off the Transistor: Original Soundtrack
“Bipolar Nightmare” by Ferdk off the album Glory to Metal (A Symphonic Metal Tribute to NieR: Automata)
“Quest for Glory “Late Snows of Winter” OC ReMix” by jmr from the website ocremix.org
“In a Quiet Place” by Harmony Steel off the album Dreamer
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Art provides us with a way to reflect ourselves in ways that cannot normally be seen, only experienced. Since it can be shared, it is a form of telepathy.
My guests today are three of the artists involved in a new exhibition called SHE: A Contemporary Art Show Inspired by Femininity. It opens Friday, October 21 at 5pm in the gallery in Suite 260 downtown at 384 Queen St. Joining me were Sarah Sarty (photographer), Penny Heather (painter/artist) and Alison Veino (painter). They share their enthusiastic inspiration for exploring multiple varied aspects of “femininity” in different medium.
The exhibition is open all weekend, and includes a silent, blind auction. Visit to see stunning art, and even take some home with you!
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Track Listing:
1.) TWRP – The Droids You’re Looking For
2.) les Païens – Pas Ton Char
3.) POSTDATA – Fields & Valleys
4.) Dillon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – River of Past Reflection
5.) David in the Dark – Hard To See
6.) Sun K – Brittle Bones
7.) Sun K – Bleeding Hearts
8.) Free To Grow – Loon Song
9.) Quinn Bonnell – The Night
10.) Colin Fowlie – Running Over
11.) Kill Chicago – Bend
12.) YELLOWTEETH – The Very Worst
13.) Monteith – Abyssonaut
Sean Hepburn Ferrer, oldest son of legendary actress Audrey Hepburn joins me in celebrating her legacy and career.
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Catch him at the playhouse April 14th!
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Hello hockey fans!
CHSR continues it’s coverage of the UNB V-Reds Hockey home games tonight! Tonight’s men’s game is hosted by veteran sportscaster Dave Kilfoil. We’re also going to be simulcasting the AUS webstream for the UNB V-Red’s Women’s Hockey team this year, with the double-shot of games for this opening weekend — hosted by CHSR’s own K & Crox from Overtime (Fridays at 2pm on CHSR).
Join us in celebrating UNB’s year of hockey!
Listen live on 97.9 FM in Fredericton, online via http://chsrfm.ca/listen-live or look for us in the Radio Player Canada or TuneIn apps on your phones!
Our friendly neighbourhood Spiderman swings back in to action exclusively on the PlayStation 4 this time. In this strange marvel universe adventure, we see Peter Parker 8 years after he has become Spiderman, trying to balance a job, time with his family and friends all while trying to be Spiderman.
Spiderman is nothing short of amazing and yes every pun is intended there, the swinging through New York feels so fluid and satisfying that it never gets old. It does however have a big learning curve of getting the timing down from swinging to launch points but when you get the hang of it, it Is like an adrenaline rush going through your body. The combat is like the beloved Arkham series, only with a different button layout, Spider Man is very agile, and he uses that to the best of his ability, what really impressed me about the combat in my experience was how much I used every ability and gadget he had in his arsenal as compared to when I played the Batman games.
The story in Spider Man has some great writing and acting in it too, we see Martin Li (Mr. Negative) try to destroy Norman Osbourne’s political and campaign run because of what happened earlier in his life. Mr. Negative has some classic allies with him as well such as vulture, scorpion and rhino which the makes the game that much more exciting. So as you would expect Spider Man attempts to bring peace to the New York state all while trying to balance out his life.
During your adventure there are plenty of side activities and collectibles to keep you going for hours and they are all fun, I have never completed a game as much as I did Spider Man. As you complete the side missions and collectibles you unlock new things such as costumes, abilities, and gadgets and upgrades for the gadgets. I never found myself getting bored or frustrated during these side activities which is a big plus they were the perfect amount of length. The main story of the game will take you just about over 20 hours and will have some very cool Easter eggs from the comics and the marvel universe especially if you have watched the movies or red the comic books.
Insomniac did a wonderful job shining a new light on spider man for PlayStation owners, making the world feel alive unlike any other, fluid web swinging and agile fighting style and fantastic writing. I can not wait until the new game plus mode to play through this game again, Spider man will make super hero games stand to the test of time for years to come.
Score: 9.5
Reviewed by ICE at Gamers of the Round Table.
Adam Dyker was born in Saint John, New Brunswick, and obtained his BSc from the University of New Brunswick in 2002. He completed his PhD in the area of catena phosphorus cations under the supervision of Dr. Neil Burford at Dalhousie University in 2007. As an NSERC Postdoctoral Fellow, he studied under Dr. Guy Bertrand at the University of California, Riverside where he developed stable bent allenes. In January of 2010, Adam Dyker joined the Department of Chemistry at the University of New Brunswick as an Assistant Professor. While in studio we spoke about his current research interests which include the development of organic rechargeable batteries and how students can get involved in research!
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Shannon Cornelius, sports editor for the Aquinian, joins Sean and I in the booth to discuss the upcoming Women’s Hockey season.
Season starts this weekend. Get prepped.
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There a whole lot of people in a roleplaying game, but the defining feature of RPGs is that the players get to inhabit some of them. We talk about what it takes to make a character, where inspiration strikes and what approaches we take.
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Track Listing: 
1.) Myriad 3 – Diamond
2.) Ken Tizzard – Sonny’s Dream
3.) Colin Fowlie – Harmony
4.) Colin Fowlie – Running Over
5.) Teenage Wedding – Wow Signal
6.) Screamin’ Deal – Love Will Make Spies Of Us All
7.) Foreign Diplomats – Tender Night
8.) Hey Major – Brother
9.) Will Moore – Falling Star
10.) Rebelle – Hide
11.) Rebelle – The Rapture
12.) Fucked Up – None of Your Business Man
