hiya! welcome back to another episode of the fox den, where i bring you tonal inconsistency, consistently! in this episode you’ll hear …
hiya! welcome back to another episode of the fox den, where i bring you tonal inconsistency, consistently! in this episode you’ll hear …
hiya! welcome back to the first episode of indie whimsy in 2026!! in this episode you’ll hear: belle and sebastian – we were beautiful (how to solve our human problems; 2018) broken social scene – gonna get better (hug of thunder; 2017) the weather prophets – like frankie lymon (blue skies & free-rides: 1986-1989; 2004) land of talk – as me (fun and laughter; 2009) the happy birthdays – this
heya! welcome to another episode of indie whimsy, in this episode you’ll hear … lamp – hirogaru-namida (for lovers; 2004) broken social scene – towers and masons (hug of thunder; 2017) 10,000 maniacs – noah’s dove (our time in eden; 1992) land of talk – footnotes (indistinct conversations; 2020) belle and sebastian – juliet naked (late developers; 2023) the dears – guns or knives (times infinity volume 2; 2017) the
hiya! welcome back to another episode of indie whimsy, in this episode you’ll hear … they might be giants – sleeping in the flowers (john henry; 1994) broken social scene – please take me with you (hug of thunder; 2017) tullycraft – ticket tonight (we can still be friends; 1998) amy millan – bound (masters of the burial; 2009) beat happening – jamboree (jamboree; 1988) the dears – until deathrow
Episode 06 – The Killjoys When Mike Trebilcock thinks back to the 1990s, his memories don’t start with chart positions or industry milestones—they start inside a building. Specifically, the MuchMusic and CityTV headquarters on Queen Street in Toronto. It was a place of live performances, interviews, cameos (including a blink-and-you-miss-it walk-on in the film Balls Up), and it was where Canadian bands felt seen. Long before that, though, The Killjoys
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Hello again all. I’m really happy that you’re here and what a treat we have for you! A few weeks ago I was asked if I wanted to interview Canadian rock legend Brian Greenway of the Canadian Multi Award winning band April Wine! I don’t have rock royalty crossing my path too often so off we went. It was such a great time. Don’t take my word for it. Listen
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