Track Listing:
1.) Margo Margo – Colorado
2.) Paper Lions – Travelling
3.) Oh No, Theodore! – You Could Do Better Than Me
4.) Brothers – Black & White
5.) The Motorleague – Hymn For The Newly Departed
6.) Kurtis Eugene – Out Too Long
7.) Breagh MacKinnon – Show It
8.) Jenn Grant – White Dove
9.) Mo Kenney – Sucker
10.) English Words – Pay To Play
11.) English Words – Pay To Play
12.) Gypsophilia – Skirmish
13.) In Dreams – Paranoia Paradise
14.) Girls Would Kill – Bloodshed
Track Listing:
1.) Ria Mae – Not Like Me
2.) Perpetual Detour – That’s Too Bad
3.) Panos – Fallout
4.) SoHo Ghetto – Your Weapon
5.) Gabrielle Papillon – Judah On His Knees
6.) The Kendra Gale Band – Those Eyes
7.) The Stogies – What’s For Dinner, Jack?
8.) The Belle Comedians – The Weight You Hold
9.) The Wax – Going Nowhere Slow
10.) Andy Brown – Gone
11.) Hungry Hearts – Shine
12.) Dog Day – Daydream
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Ian Leblanc and Chris Morehouse discuss hockey on this week’s STU Lunchbox. First, the darker side of the game: concussions. In the second half, they discuss the role that hockey plays in Canadian culture.
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Track Listing:
1.) The Damn Truth – I Want You (He’s A Lightweight)
2.) MAK – Young Lads
3.) Monkeyhouse – You On The Brain
4.) Private Blend X – Where Are You
5.) Babysitter – Prime Of My Life
6.) Catgut – Limozeen
7.) Young Again – Carry The Weight
8.) Brews Willis – Bones In Our Ocean
9.) Luke Nicholson – All We Need
10.) Brother Octopus – Jurassic Park
11.) John Jerome and the Congregation – Great Claims Of Grandure
12.) The Damn Truth – Kinda Awkward
13.) The Damn Truth – Too Late
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Tim Rayne’s Mini Review: Tonella – Compromise (EP)
Tonella is a band that happens to be fronted by Tonella Roy. A Fredericton four piece rock outfit that mixes genres with a hard rocking foundation, catchy pop melodies, and soulful crooning. Backed by strong production, the Compromise EP easily shifts from intimate piano ballads to hard crunching rock hooks. The lyrics are reflective and at times remorseful; however, the juxtaposition of melancholy only heightens the explosive musical bursts of hope and optimism. The confidence and song-craft demonstrated on Compromise illustrates Tonella’s dynamic range. Opening track, Never Coming Back Again fully captures the band’s poppy orchestration, highlighting the EP’s strengths. The combination of female and male vocals elevates the song in both lyrical themes and music composition. The EP’s title track Compromise follows, possibly the strongest song on the album. Catchy? Hell yea…sticks with you long after you listen to it. Tonella Roy’s powerful voice steals the show, along with the great key/electronic hook. Foolish Heart is the ballad on the record and it carries with it a heavy weight of past memories and lost love. The next track, Tell Tale Lie, breaks away completely into a rocky, jazzy up tempo party jam reminiscent of playful Queens of the Stone Age riffage. The EP closes with The Separation, a therapeutic rocker that brings the record to its thematic conclusion of love and loss. Tonella proves that ROCK is still alive in the Maritimes. Check them out at http://tonella.bandcamp.com/album/compromise
Today’s serving of CHSR’s Instant Breakfast has a blend of Margo, Margo, Pamela Pachal, Erin Costelo, The North Lakes, Kestrels, and much more… Continue reading
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We had the pleasure of chatting with Matt Johnson of the Fredericton Community Bicycle Organization (FCBO). The FCBO hopes to build a welcoming community for information about “utility cycling” — getting on your bike as the way to get from here to there, an alternative to cars, buses or walking.
The first public engagement meeting will be on this Sunday, February 24 at 7pm at the Willie O’Ree Centre (605 Cliffe Street) in Fredericton. Come out and support cycling in Fredericton!
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This week, Travis and Fred did a run down of this past Monday night’s Raw; offer their predictions for this Sunday’s Elimination Chamber pay per view; a few pieces of news from the MMA world; and a bit of discussion based off an interview with Bruno Sammartino.
The show is available via download or subscribe to our podcast to stream them.
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Today’s show was a bit different because I was joined in studio by Maiden Names’ Brandon Hachey, Brydon Crain and Matt Legere! They picked tracks for the hour and promoted their Shifty Bits Cult Sampler that is being released tomorrow (Feb 16, 2013) at The Capital. Do yourselves a favor and be there.
Track Listing:
1.) Kurtis Eugene – Out Too Long
2.) Maiden Names – White As Milk
3.) Motherhood – The News
4.) The Waking Night – Change
5.) Maiden Names – Get Yer Gun
6.) Jordan Doucet – Gypsy Death & You
7.) Helm – Lil’ Bit O Counrty
8.) Nick Everett & Everybody – Aim
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Marc, Rich, Nuchtchas, and Tek talk about the lies told us by the world of television and Hollywood.
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Now this is one congregation I wouldn’t hesitate to join. This Moncton quintet may be newly formed but you would never know it as John Jerome an the Congregation took me by surprise when they took the usually overdone vintage rock vibe to a whole other level. Absolutely brilliant. John Jerome’s voice is a perfect fit and the addition of the mandolin to certain tracks is what makes this album special and unique. Just when you thought you heard the best song on the album the next one comes on and makes you sit back and say “oh man”. Ask Not What I Can Do For You, But What We Can Do Together is released March 12, 2013 and it’s a disservice to yourself if you don’t pick one up.
Standout Tracks:
Great Claims Of Grandeur
Unconditional Aid
Oh Lord
Instant Breakfast – February 15, 2013
Big shows this weekend in town! Check out the show today to get a taste and look at CHSR’s community calendar for details! On the show today we have The Waking Night, She Roars!, Cancer Bats,Hero’s Last Rite, Stereo Airing and much more! Big shows this weekend in town! Check out the show today to get a taste and look at CHSR’s community calendar for details!
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Everything you need! All you need is Ska, right!
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¿Tienes un grupo, o eres solista y quieres compartir tus canciones en español o en francés con los oyentes de Frañol? Mándanos un mensaje a “franol @ myspace . com”.
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Meet Jack Antonio, irreverant host of Do You Know Jack? The show is jam packed full of indie rock, punk and just about anything else Jack likes to play. Off the wall and off the charts, expect the unexpected. Get to know Jack and you’ll get to know some amazing music. Monday at 10 pm EST and Friday at midnight est!
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send submissions to jackantonio68@yahoo.ca I prefer getting the full album or ep as that gives me more options for fitting you in.
Track Listing:
1.) Grand Theft Bus – Gold Mine
2.) She Roars – Petty Thieves
3.) The Ray Finkles – The Wedge Paradiso
4.) Oh No, Theodore – Sleek and Slender
5.) The Belle Comedians – The Weight You Hold
6.) Margo Margo – Beats
7.) Maiden Names – Revolution Blues
8.) Moment Of Inertia – Wrecking Ball
9.) Weak Size Fish – Stax
10.) Tonella – Compromise
11.) Jaclyn Reinhart – One Day
12.) In Dreams – Crazy Enough
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Valentines never sounded better with Tonella, Bloody Diamonds,The Belle Comedians, Oh no, Theodore!, Maiden Names, The Earth Bound Trio and much more.
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Track Listing:
1.) Sean One – I’ve Been Searching/Coffee Beans
2.) In Dreams – Lie To Me
3.) Ben Caplan – Conduit
4.) Gordon Gets Lost – Gypsies
5.) John Jerome and the Congregation – Oh Lord
6.) Broke On Payday – Perfect
7.) Boxer The Horse – Two Times Is Never Enough
8.) Maiden Names – Get Yer Gun
9.) Bum-A-Dart – River
10.) Motherhood – ABE
11.) Cousins – Secret Weapon
12.) Bad Vibrations – Waking Up
13.) Bruised Orange – To You
14.) Diablo Strange – Huffer
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Fredericton’s Sean-One‘s new release Jack Nicholson
Tim Rayne’s Mini Review – When I was 7 years old, my folks were driving us around Toronto when I heard Herbie Hancock’s Rocket on the radio. I asked my parents to buy it for me and they did – it was my first tape. My life was changed forever and my love for hip hop was permanently instilled in my psyche. From Terminator X, DJ Maceo, DJ Shadow to J Dilla and MF Doom, I have loved listening to beatmaker releases. I have known Shiggy Sean-One for a number years. In fact we took a fun Sociology of music class with Professor Peter Weeks back ‘in the day’. Besides being the beatmaker for many great local acts (Monark, First Words, Above and more), Sean has managed to be prolific with his own beat output. I am personally a big fan of instrumentals of all genres so Sean One’s releases are always a welcome surprise. Lately, the cinematic homages in his recent releases are just icing on the cake. Phat beats interlaced with jazzy scores, rocking guitar, classic era soundscapes illustrate the dynamic range and sophistication of Mr. One’s skills. To select specific songs from this album would entirely miss the point because its all about flow. Sit back, close your eyes, and listen to the rich collection of songs from a guy who truly ‘digs’ his sound.
Check out the album on bandcamp. http://seanone.bandcamp.com/
BEST EPISODE YET
Song List
1. Karver Hitchcock – Alien Sun
2. Charles G. D. Harding – We don’t Know the World We Left Behind
3. Cedric Noel – This is My System/What is Real to Me
4. Void Ant – Introversion
5. Sake Corsillo – Newfoundland, Spaceport
6. Deathraysalad – Hot sauce
7. Scientists Of Sound – Furiosity Killed the Cat
8. Tupper Ware Remix Party – The No Pants Dance ( Aaron CollierRemix)
9. Whale Skin – Don’t Touch that Dial ( Paper Lions)
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Songlist for February 12, 2013
1. grand theft bus – Goldmine
2. Sean One – Songs from the new Jack Nicholson abum
3. Pamela Pachal – U Don’t know Me
4. Oh no, Theodore!– Bloody Hands
5. In Dreams – Crazy Enough
6. Beloved Foe – Playing too Late to Let Go
7. Mardeen – Miss you Forever
8. Ben Caplan & The Casual Smokers – Seed of Love
9. Margo, Margo – Beats
10. She Roars! – Petty Thieves
11. Eric Of Many Hats – Open These Cages
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The Damn Truth is my latest obsession. A rock n’ roll band from Montreal, they infused elements of blues and classic rock to bang out their new album Dear In The Headlights. Imagine mixing together The Black Keys with a dash of The White Stripes. They tackle the “throwback to the ’70′s sound” without taking it too literal like The Sheepdogs. And the vocals! The Damn Truth’s Lee-La sounds an awful lot like The Balconies’ Jacquie Neville, and that’s probably the biggest compliment I could ever give.
From the very beginning my toe was tapping, I found myself turning it up louder and louder which is appropriate as the back of their CD reads For Optimal Experience Play This Record Loud.
Track by track this entire album is strong, you’ll find no filler here.
Stand out tracks:
Kinda Awkward,
I Want You (He’s A Lightweight),
Too Late
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The Damn Truth is my latest obsession. A rock n’ roll band from Montreal, they infused elements of blues and classic rock to bang out their latest album Dear In The Headlights. Imagine mixing together The Black Keys with a dash of The White Stripes. They tackle the “throwback to the ’70’s sound” without taking it too literal like The Sheepdogs. And the vocals! The Damn Truth’s Lee-La sounds an awful lot like The Balconies’ Jacquie Neville, and that’s probably the biggest compliment I could ever give.
From the very beginning my toe was tapping, I found myself turning it up louder and louder which is appropriate as the back of their CD reads For Optimal Experience Play This Record Loud.
Track by track this entire album is strong, you’ll find no filler here.
Stand out tracks: 
Kinda Awkward
I Want You (He’s A Lightweight)
Too Late
