Eddie Young with Roots and Soul Music Promotions with me today!
@Camper Van Beethoven
@Greg MacPherson
@Matt Steele
@Matt Steele
@Quinn Bonnell
@The Dead South
@Hum & Hollow
@Twin
@The Falling Leaves
@The Steady Swagger
@The Vaudevillion
@The Slambouion Circus Of Dreams
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Track Listing:
1.) Ashland – Lights Out
2.) The Balconies – Rhonda
3.) Get Along – Death Of A Spirit Animal
4.) Sleater-Kinney – Jumpers
5.) Gen Gorman – Joe (You Gotta Save Yourself)
6.) Carly Thomas – Explode
7.) Sarah Scriver – House of Cards
8.) Terra Lightfoot – All Alone
9.) JindaLee – 4 Part Dream
10.) Lilianna Wilde – Grind Me Down (Acoustic)
11.) Brittany McQuinn – Bad Beast
12.) Mélisande – Le vin et l’eau
13.) Nuela Charles – Crumbling Down
14.) Repartee – Die 4 You
“The Credit Hour” is an irregular series of hour-long programs replacing The Lunchbox, prepared and presented by STU Journalism.
What does religion mean today? Does a “Catholic” university still mean something? How are the multitude of faiths respected and included in modern university? And what impact has there been on the notion of multiculturalism in a Trump-elected world? These issues and more on today’s episode!
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This was an ALL Request Crazy Train episode, so I played what YOU all wanted to hear! Great show! Great picks by you all for requests. I couldn’t play them all, but I’ll have another all request episode in a month of so, so keep it around in yer brain and we’ll get it on next time.
On next week’s Crazy Train – Ezra from Soulstice will join me live in the studio to talk about the bands imminent demise and their final show coming up in June. Plus the Crazy Train’s Metal man on the scene Johnny James sit’s down for a great interview with Anthesis from Quispamsis, NB.
All that and MORE on the next Crazy Train!
Here’s the play list for the all request show!
Hour I: Crazy Train – Ozzy | Fires That Light The Earth – Thrawsunblat – Jared Carney | Tonight We Ride – Unleash The Archers – Matt Nightingale |Obstructed reality – Luna Armor- Bredan Weagal |Where Philosophers Fail – The Unconscious Mind – Jake Holis | Vampiric Blood – Engage The Threat – Kat ‘n Evan Kat’s and Evan Landry |I am Canadian – DoA – Chris G | Kill Scene – Zombie Nation – Chris G |The Blade- Fireign – Will Mazzerole |Fallout -Rifium – Karen Harding
Hour II: South Of Heaven – For my Sister Lisa | Sleeping Giant – Mastodon – Dave Mitchel| Kraft Dinner- Annihilator – Chris Winters| The Cell – Gojira – for Mike Leger and Will Mazzerole | Dead men/Most/Captain Crunch – M.o.D. For Margo | Du Haste – Ramstein – Murray Drummond |Aras – Skalmod – Liz Pead & the Vikings Hockey team | Snap Your Fingers – Prong – Jason Wysoki | Growing Concern – Agnostic Front| Gravemakers & Gunslingers – Coheed & Cambria Kate & Jake Graves | In My World – Anthrax – Justin Trudeau
SUPER EARLY BIRD Weekend Passes are on sale THIS FRIDAY, March 3rd at 10am on the website www.maritimemetalfest.com
Ticket Info- (Tickets on sale soon)
“SUPER EARLY BIRD” (Available ONLY on the website)
ONLY 100 AVAILABLE
Weekend pass- $45, plus tax/fees
Weekend pass WITH CAMPING- $55, plus tax/fees
LIMITED Serviced Campsites $25, plus tax for weekend (15 amp/water) are available. We recommend reserving.
Ticket Outlets- www.maritimemetalfest.com
EARLY BIRD (Available only until July 1st)
Weekend Pass- $55, plus tax
Weekend Pass WITH CAMPING- $65, plus tax
Serviced campsite- $25, plus tax for entire weekend. Reservations recommended.
After Early Bird/GATE prices…
Friday pass- $30, plus tax
Saturday pass- $40, plus tax
Weekend pass- $65, plus tax
Camping $20, plus tax for entire weekend
Serviced campsites (15 amp and water)- $25, plus tax for entire weekend
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Most people think of theatre with a very narrow definition, but the possibilities are truly endless.
My guest today is Lisa-Ann Ross from Solo Chicken Productions, one of the companies participating in the bilingual, multi-city, multi-production experimental new theatre night called Shorts and Sweets / Culottes Courtes et Sucreries. We discuss how this collection of short theatre pieces came to be assembled, the thrill of untested theatre, and the fascinating experience of seeing theatre in a language you may not fully comprehend.
Shorts and Sweets will be on the stage on March 6th at 7:30pm at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre.
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Hello Fredericton!That’s what we want to say, and open our phone lines so you can tell us what’s on your mind. We’re starting a new weekly call-in show experiment: Conference Call, every Monday night at 8pm. We’re looking to hear from you!
Each week, we’ll choose a topic that seems to be on people’s minds, invite guests on to talk, and listen to you.
For the first show, coming up March 6 March 13, the topic is:
How can we improve our city?
We’re starting out broad, but we know you’ve thought of ways to really make things better. We’re hoping you’ll share your ideas about how to turn a great city into an awesome one.
Send us your thoughts and your ideas for other shows!
Email: feedback@chsrfm.ca
Phone: (506) 453-4989 (voicemail)
Tweet: twitter.com/CHSR979
Facebook: facebook.com/CHSR979
Tune in on Monday night at 8pm to find out the call-in number!
We all start in circumstances out of our control, but there are those of exceptional character who strive to be something beyond expectations.
My guest today is Nadia Francavilla, Musician-in-Residence at UNB and organizer and performer in an upcoming celebration of Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges. In honour of black history month, they will be playing music from this ambitious, phenomenal character of history through the music he produced and surrounded himself with.
Music in Versailles: Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges will be at Memorial Hall on UNB Campus at 7:30pm on Wednesday, March 1.
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Hello metal fans from the east coast and onward! This is the very first episode of General Distortion, a podcast/radio show where myself and my longtime metal brethren Sean Carroll talk about our experiences with the east coast metal scene, talk to the various artists that we’ve come to know and talk about any topic that comes to mind! This is our way of giving back to all the awesome people we’ve met over the years and the amazing music that has shaped who we are today!
So here it is, our very first episode! We hope you all enjoy it!
Next week! We sit down with Chris Waddell from the Wasteland Zombies! Chris is the host of CHSR’s “The Crazy Train”, a longtime veteran of the music scene and is a former special effects make-up artist on the hit show the X Files! We’ll be talking about his experiences in music, what its like to be an alien for a day and his trip to Egypt!
Tune in next Monday from 10-11:30pm!
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Eddie Young of Roots and Soul Promotions joins me today!
Last day of February. New Cellarghost plus more new great music!
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Sean Sullivan Interview: Playing Suicide in Ski Patrol! Reflections on Wayne’s World, Who’s That Girl?, Class of 1999, The In Crowd, and Back to the Future, Part 3. Playing Andy Warhol in 54 and more!
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Patrick Douglas Peduto Interview: The Id exclusive!
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World Music Mondays with DJ Tam Tam.
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This wee ICE, Red sit down and talk about the games that have released in Q1 so far.
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We’ve escaped from Valentine’s Day to bring you a bunch of catchy tunes from my secret stash of fun tracks. Also, there’s plenty of albums on the rise, I say inane things, and probably tell you to pop by the Facebook page or email me at RunForYourLifeCHSR[at]gmail.com to make song requests.
You do know this is a request show, right?
But it’s okay; I have all the music you need. Check out the podcast!
Playlist:
The Joy Formidable – Passerby
Sleep Machine – Higher & Higher
JPNSGRLS – Bully For You
Kilmore – Younger Years
Public Animal – Fingerprint Stains
Napalmpom – Stop The Presses
Like A Motorcycle – Great Escape
Tsunami Bomb – Marionette
Fit For Rivals – Agent Orange
Diemonds – Over It
Beneath the Grid Music – Stitched Up Heart – Event Horizon
Kitchen Witch – Delusion
Gygax – World Breaker
Kill Matilda – Breed
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Indie Pop day all new material!!!
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“The Credit Hour” is an irregular series of hour-long programs replacing The Lunchbox, prepared and presented by STU Journalism.
How does the ubiquitous social media affect modern love? Does it help — or does it get in the way? On today’s show, the topic of relationships intersects with Tinder, Facebook and the IRL.
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On this episode I spoke on the phone with Mike Bernard from ‘District Avenue’ about the bands name change (formerly known as ‘Kickin’ Krotch’), about the recording of the bands debut album under their new name and what’s coming up for them (BTW, the band is in need of a bass player, please get a hold of the band on the ‘District Avenue’ Facebook page). I debuted a couple of new tracks from their album ‘Epoch’.
Also on the episode we had new music from Edmonton’s ‘Striker’, Vancouver’s ’88 Mile Trip’ and the brand new single from Fredericton’s ‘The Wasteland Zombies’.
Here’s the playlist for Episode #104:
Hour I: Crazy Train – Ozzy| Revival – District Avenue| Interview with ‘District Avenue’s’ Mike Bernard| From The War – District Avenue| Haunting Hours – District Avenue| Former Glory – Striker| Kill Scene – Zombie Nation – The Wasteland Zombies| Tomcat Prowl – 88 Mile Trip| Think – The Reckless Hero’s| Dawn Brings Death – Beyond Eternal
Hour II: Brackish – Kittie| Bullet To The Brain – Megadeth| Atlas Rise – Metallica| Show Yourself – Mastodon| We Wept – Bereft| Mr. Superstar – Marilyn Manson| She Is Beautiful – Andrew W.K.| Back In The Village – Iron Maiden| The Cell – Gojira| Communion – Revocation
Next weekends Crazy Train is ‘All Request’! YOU program the show! So either on the Ctrain FB page or at my email address let me know what you want to hear! crazytrainchsr@gmail.com
And remember, if you have a new band, a new single, a new album, a show coming up, a show coming up that I missed, let me know at that email address! And we’ll get ‘er done!
Upcoming Shows:
Saturday February 25th at the Panic Room in SJ – Needs your help at the studio to keep the doors open and to provide a venue for Saint John, New Brunswick’s underground music scene.
$10 donation at the door
19+ BYOB!
All proceeds will go directly to our studio for Rent, bills and gear.
Come out and support music locally.
Donating time and music for this event:
KillDevils
Beyond Eternal
Hiding Jones
Years on Repeat
500 Pounder
Sound Drown
Thursday March 2nd at the Maniac Manson on Montgomery st. Decade of Alcohol Abuse with Halifax’s SPEW and Fredericton’s Hard Charger with support from Scumlord “King of the Wasteland” Cassette release!!
19+ – $5-$10 cover – BYOB
Saturday March 11th At The Capital – Run for your lives will be taking the Capital stage on March 11th to play some classic Iron Maiden. Up the Irons.
$10 at the door.
Monday March 13th at the Capital:
The Capital – a web series will be filming a special Metal Monday featuring some of the best punk and metal acts from Fredericton, NB! Hero’s Last Rite, SpineSplitter, Hard Charger, Neighbourhood Watch , MOMENT OF INERTIA, DEEP FRYER, Scumlord, Brother- -“band”, The Wasteland Zombies, The Green Lung Grinders and MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED!
Join us to support the bands and be a part of this web series showcasing local talent! To offset additional production costs, there will be a $7 cover at the door.
PLEASE NOTE: This show is being held specifically for the production of “The Capital – a webseries.” The footage caputured is intended to be used in the series. Since this will not be like a typical show, we want to make sure you, the audience, knows what to expect:
– We will have camera and sound crews present to record the performances. We may need to restrict areas directly infront and beside the stage as “crew-only” to ensure they can do their work.
– Sets will be short. Each band will only play three songs with 20-30 minute change-overs in between each band.
– Everyone in attendance will have to sign a simple image release form to consent to being filmed and possibly appearing in the series.
– Organizers also reserve the right to limit the audience size.
We hope to see you there! We want energetic and enthusiastic fans out to enjoy the live experience! The bands will be giving great performances, and if we are all mindful of the production, everyone should have a great time!
ABOUT THE SERIES
Urban myths and local stories come alive at The Capital, a documentary web series inspired by the amazing music scene in Fredericton, New Brunswick!
Stay tuned for more details and for more information please check us out at The Capital – a web series and RayneMaker Productions!
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Eddie Young of Roots and Soul Music Promotions joins me.
Horizon: Zero Dawn Review
ICE, Gamers of the Round Table
From Guerrilla Games comes a new PlayStation exclusive: Horizon Zero Dawn, which mixes the past with the future. This is one of the most anticipated games of the year, generation, and for the PlayStation platform. Will this PlayStation exclusive be remembered in the future as a success or be forgotten in the past?
Story: Horizon Zero Dawn takes place in the prehistoric era with future elements mixed in, with robotic dinosaurs and ruins. You play as a girl named Aloy who was born in Mother All, a mountain that is looked upon as a god; the Nora tribe asks an outsider by the name of Rost to raise Aloy making her an outsider as well. As Aloy ages her guardian (Rost) trains her how to hunt and fight. One day Aloy gets sick of being an outsider and decides to enter a challenge within the tribe called the proving; during this challenge disaster strikes and Aloy goes on a life-changing journey looking for answers as to what happened during the proving as she reconciles with her tribe and various characters throughout the land.
Gameplay: Guerrilla Games does something innovative; they have created an open word action adventure game with RPG elements. Playing as Aloy, you uncover the world that is very much alive and in no way dull in the slightest sense; if you are not sneaking around taking down robotic Dinosaurs you are collecting metal shards, gathering resources, and hunting to craft weapons and items. The weaponry in Horizon Zero Dawn is like no other, ranging from your average hunting bow, to weapons like the trip caster with electricity running through it which shocks the enemy and trips them. There are various items like this with various effects. Most of the gameplay is based around stealth, which works very well here; if you get spotted it’s very difficult to take on the enemies head on. When you are not in stealth mode you are climbing up mountainsides and sliding down zip lines.
Conclusion: Horizon Zero Dawn is an addictive game, one that you cannot stop playing once you pick up the controller; when you do put it down it’s all you can think about, and it’s all you want to talk about. Guerilla Games and PlayStation have captured lightning in a bottle with this title. This is a game that you do not want to miss out on and is a must buy.
Horizon Zero Dawn: 10/10
Good Job Guerilla Games and PlayStation
