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Review –“3XG” – Triple Gangers
reviewed by Laura Stanley I’m not a connoisseur when it comes to electronic music but is it possible for it to make you feel all warm and fuzzy? Whatever the answer, Triple Gangers lo-fi version of...
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NXNE prelude at the Horseshoe Tavern
Reform Party (picture from Facebook) by Michael Thomas Though it wasn’t an official NXNE show (the music portion of the festival begins today), the lineup at the Horseshoe Tavern was very much like...
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ALL CAPS! Island Festival- Day 1
Yamantaka // Sonic Titan//Photo: Naushin Ali by Michael Thomas Though it’s only a 15-minute ferry ride from Toronto, the Toronto Island feels like a completely different world. Wavelength Music took...
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Audible Hoots: Triple Gangers
If you’re looking for a track to add to your Thanksgiving dance party (does such a thing exist? They should.) look no further than the latest release from Toronto electro-pop three-piece Triple...
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Review –“Most People”– Most People
reviewed by Elena Gritzan Most People’s self-titled debut fades in with electronic flickers, setting the stage for the textured, atmospheric experimental pop record to follow. The two minute...
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Grayowl Point’s Second Annual Christmas Music Roundup
Corey Isenor – Tannenbaum A blog favourite, Corey Isenor, has created a charming, all instrumental, EP for the season. Very fittingly, each of Tannenbaum’s four tracks are named after a different tree...
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One-on-One with boyBITCH
David Vanden Enden. Photo: Elena Gritzan by Elena Gritzan The first thing that hits you about most boyBITCH songs is sex, both lyrically and in the beats. But this is more than just a play to the maxim...
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Review- “Darlene”- Hush Pup
reviewed by Michael Thomas If you see as many shows in Toronto as we do, at some point or another you’re bound to run into Triple Gangers; by proxy, you’ll also be running into Ida Maidstone’s heavenly...
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Review –“Forecast”– Triple Gangers
reviewed by Michael Thomas The trio of Toronto synth-pop purveyors with angelic voices were long, long overdue for a debut album, but at least they finally released it at an opportune time. As we...
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