New Brunswick artists! Looking to get your music out there? We’re excited to announce a new initiative to help you get heard—across campus and community radio stations all over Canada! Here’s how it works: each month, Bondo will send a special email featuring music from New Brunswick musicians to over 65 campus, community, and public radio stations nationwide. It’s a great way to boost your reach and potentially connect with
Hi Everyone! Welcome back to Harmony Corruption. This week’s episode features some new music from bands like Chat Pile, as well as a few bands I’ve never played before. Here’s the playlist for the week! Mercyful Fate-Satan’s Fall Saxon-To Hell and Back Again Rottrevore-Dismal Fate Invocator-The Persistence From Memorial Chasm Unanimated-Dead Calm Unanimated-Ruins Dismember-Feel the Darkness Coffins-Mortuary in Darkness Pentagram-Review Your Choices Windhand-Red Cloud Testament-The New Order Chat Pile-Shame Chat
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My guests today are Nadia Francavilla and Norm Adams, two of the organizers and performers of the upcoming annual edition of the Contemporary Music Festival. The theme for 2024 for is “Echoes”, and they reflect on what the pieces chosen challenge them to do, how they highlight the composers working today, and the thrill of live performance.
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On this weeks episode we revisit some classic albums from 1994 celebrating a 30 year anniversary, we’ve got a new track from Nate and The Busy Boys and we showcases a few tracks from Moncton’s Les Moontunes. Deer Tick – Funny Word Yo La Tengo – Autumn Sweater Doctor Mother Father – Tired Eyes REM – Star 69 Absolute Losers – At The Mall MJ Lenderman – You Don’t
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Since 2012, Emma Chevarie has operated Music Runs Through It, a website that provided Frederictonians with weekly listings of all the music events happening in the city and a brand she would eventually promote her own shows under. After 13 years on her own, local radio DJ Rob Pinnock and his partner Krista Touesnard, a local fiddler and music teacher, came on to form the MRTI agency. In their first
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In the course of their 15 year friendship, anthropology professors Trevor Dow, Ken Holyoke and Gabe Hrynick, have compiled a running google doc of archaeological research in the province, an endeavour that has resulted in the now published Bibliography of New Brunswick Archaeology: Works to 2022.
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