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This Week: Canada Day, Toronto Pride
and Vancouver wins NXNE on Episode 89

PRIDE IN TORONTO BRINGS OUT ARTISTS AND
FANS TRUE COLOURS
Toronto Pride Fans Welcome Melanie C (no
relation to our own Joe C despite the name
sake). Melanie C was finishing up her Canadian
tour and has been constantly astonished
with the support she is getting, "EMI
has been great, the band and the crew have
been fabulous but mostly the fans - Melanie
C loves Canada." Pride Toronto was
also rich in Canuck music this year with
Hunter Valentine (Episode 56), Saskatchewan
- Toronto Bi-coastal Jeffery Strakker, Montreal's
Mad June and Shitt Hottt from T.Dot. We'll
be hearing from all of them on IndieCan
Radio soon. More Pride pics, audio and commentary
coming your way soon - you know the drill,
bookmark us and come back often. For now,
CLICK
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JULY 1st Canada
celebrates its birthday and IndieCan was
out and about celebrating our culture, old
and new
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Episode
90of IndieCan Radio looks at Vancouver Indie
Life
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This
week's Radio show reviews THE NEW
INDIE - a creation of The
Canadian Independent Recording Artitsts'
Association, (which, btw - is
free to join).TNI defines the music
biz today from the perspective of
many stakeholders. The series has
an overview + a detailed focus on
Management, Labels & Publishing.
Vancouver's
Dan Mangan kicks off the show as we
look at NXNE and an artists insight
into VanCity music life with words
and music. take me to EPISODE
90 NOW
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This
Week, the Focus in Canada is North
By North East in Toronto. If you were
there, here's what you don't remember
- If you couldn't make it, trust IndieCan
to bring you more NXNE than
NXNE. If you were visiting Canada
for the music festival we hope you
liked us. Can we be your Festival
Scrap Book? To the fans, you were
great. Music is alive and well and
it would all be B.S. if you, the fan
weren't digging it the way you were.
LISTEN to our last few IndieCan Radio
shows to hear how much fun NXNE is/was
(it lasts forever at IndieCan),
CLICK Here to go to our EVENTS page
to see and read more about it. Enjoy
the best music you've never heard
from Toronto.
Top
left, True North's Rough Trade forever
changed the Canadian musical landscape,
born of the new-wave scene of the
late '70's and '80s. Carole Pope won
three Junos in that time and the 2008
NXNE opened at the Phoenix for a bitter
sweet night. History was celebrated
before a living room-size crowd in
what was (poorly) billed as a NXNE
extra. The Ember Swift Band (bottom
right) opened up and delivered what
we'll deem a stadium-like folk/jazz
performance. Rough Trade followed
which included some back-ground vocals
from Oakville's Lily Frost and the
crowd called out for more. It was
then time for 1/2 the crowd which
was the Hidden Cameras ensemble to
take the stage to close the night
off. A friend of IndieCan called it
the "private Hidden Camera's
dance party." Everyone in attendance
was equally delighted by the calibre
of entertainment as they were incensed
on behalf of the artists that the
place wasn't at over-capacity. The
festival program didn't have as much
ink on the artists and event, nor
did the web site. This was called
the Mo Retro Showcase and I am sure
there is a co-promoter who's road
to hell was paved with a plan to promote
the event better.
Top
right, Julie Doiron (Friday night
at the Horseshoe) and bottom left;
Matt Mays and El Torpedo (Saturday
at the Horseshoe) were the "sorry
you can't get in" kind of crowds
that we expect at North By. Julie
and Dick (Duo) was the only set that
IndieCan Joe caught from beginning
to end that has us speculating as
to what that means - a knack for Canadiana
song-writing genius, respect for the
musical journey-persons of the Canadian
musical landscape or soccer-mom crush
- votes are still being tabulated.
More
to see and read by clicking on our
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NXNE
coverage begins. We continue our look
at Festval artsts visiting T.Dot from
out of town this week with Fernando
Sanders, The Super Fantastcis and The
Coackroaches. Also we take you inside
the Gala Movie Premier of Cycle of Fear.
Mondo Coverage coming with pictures
and comentary daily. Start
me with this week's podcast/radio show
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EPISODE
86 Continues our Music in Movies Theme
as we look more at Twisted Pines Music
in Movies. We speak with Debbie and
Paul about life behind the pines, we
hear from pines performers and we preview
NXNE 2008 and offer some tips for this
year's festival dweller. Take
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87 will look back to Twisted Pines,
Look ahead to NXNE and bring you with
us To The indie movie premiere gala,
CYCLE OF FEAR to party IndieCan Style.
Cylce through
Pictures NOW from the big event. |
Thanks
to those in Toronto who joinded us Thrusday
29th, to celebrate Birthday Bash DEUX,
The Sequel for Meg-A-Music & IndieCan
Radio, which raide over $1000 for People
With HIV/AIDS in Toornto. Isle of Thieves,
PhotoCell, Rayna, Drwoning Girl, and
Montreal's Jon Cohen Experimental rocked
us into year III. Scroll down for more
and then check out the commentary and
pictures |
From
Top left, Kelowna from XM Satellite THE
VERGE, Jon Cohen Experimental, Mo from Photocell.
From Bottom left, Isle of Theives, Drowning
Girl and Radio host, Joe Chisholm. Choose
from Dozens of Pics of May 15 and May 29
events. CLICK
HERE!! and wait while it downloads.
We kind of over did it, but what great memories.
CHECK
OUT EPISODE 85 and Meet Garth Hudson, wife
Maud and go coast-to-coast IndieCan style
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This week IndieCan Radio # 84,
introduces Karen Kosowski, celebrates
New Music West, reviews the Birthday
Bash so nice, we're doing it twice
+ travels to Penatanguishine to take
in Twisted Pines Film and Music Festival.
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EPISODE
84 Looks West. New Music West
was going on in Vancouver so
we found a Manitoba native for
our 'live at IndieCan' segment
who's heading west. Karen Kowsowski
in touring her new CD, Meeting
the Future at Full Speed in
Westen Canada, we draw from
our archives to bring you unreleased
excerpts from mulit-platinum
54-40's Neil Osborne (who's
new video is now on our myspace).
We
also feature several great VanCity
acts some of which are part
of New Music West this year.
Read
All About Episode 84 and hear
the show
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top left top Stripped Media, top right
wlrphotography.com, bottom right Greg
King
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PLAN
TO ATTEND MAY 29th @ TATTOO
ROCK PARLOUR as BIRTHDAY BASH
DEUX (The Sequal) if YOU are in
Toronto. 2007 Toronto Independent
Music Award Winner, Photocell,
Montreal's Jon Cohen Experimental,
Rayna and Radio Star National
Winners Drowing Girl Party
with IndieCan Music and Meg-A-Music
Toronto. Jesse Rocks covers Party
Time I as IndieCan Radio and Meg-A-Music
Toronto celebrate their first
of two nights of Rock 'n' Roll
at Tattoo Rock Parlour May 15th,
2008. The night was devoted to
raising awareness and money for
Missing Children's Society of
Canada. READ
IT, SEE IT HERE |
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IndieCan
Cares. May is Missing Children's Month
in Canada and we invite every band,
every fan-zine, every label and every
one who cares to post a link to Missing
Children's Society of Canada on
your FaceBook, Myspace and web site.
One lucky visitor will win big from
West-Jet. Children are everyone's
responsibility. Let's do our bit to
help. Together, think of the people
we reach. Read
More About it here and/or Click
on the image.
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| A
proud Canadian from Texas, shows his
true colours at The Hamilton Spring
Music Festival. See Gordie Johnson of
Grady, The Salads and other highlights
from Steel Town 2008 by clicking
here |
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Episode 83 of IndieCan Radio with Jeff
Martin and three from DWTB
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EPISODE
83 of IndieCan Radio includes interviews
with Jeff Martin and Down With The
Butterfly's Dave, Ian and Kris, "live
at IndieCan" from Ottawa
Read
all about it and download this weeks
show NOW. Like an IndieCan Tea
Party!
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Brand new songs recorded at Whitebird
Studios in Ottawa
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Happy
MAY!
This week on IndieCan Radio we have
touring and session veteran, Sean
Ashby LIVE AT INDIECAN promoting
his new CD Brass and Gold.
If you're not a wee-bit jealous
of this guy being one of Canada's
most sought after guitar players,
wait until you see how Sean can
write a song. Man - this show is
a treat.
From
AirCheck Canada, Seamus McNeil and
from Skylar Entertainment, Diane
Foy are here for shop-talk and as
always, we go coast to coastal with
an hour of great indie. LISTEN
NOW, DOWNLOAD
IT, RIP IT - Heck us Crazy Canucks
are giving it away! Click here
to learn more

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Episode
81 of IndieCan Radio celebrates
Spring in the air. Cool Planet team-mates
Todd Arkell and Cam Carpenter talk
shop with us. IndieCan celebrats
youth this week as we bring you
the masterful chops of Alex Tintinelli
Live at IndieCan. Read
and Hear All About It! It's
all Cool

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Cash
in on Good Time IndieCan Radios for FREEE
downloading
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Co-founder
of the seminal Toronto post punk band
LEtranger in the early 1980s,
Andrew Cash has had a successful solo
career - An award winning Toronto
singer/songwriter for 25 years with
a dozen records including his most
recent, Murder =, his Juno winning
music has taken him on numerous North
American and European tours . This
week, This Cash brother is live at
IndieCan and how cool is that!?!
We
also introduce you this week to Isle
of Theives, Hard Gear and First of
June
Let's
Hear all About Episode 80 NOW
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IndieCan
starts to gear up for The Rogers Hamilton
Spring Music Festival, May 8th, 9th,
and 10th as part of an episode we
call "THE FESTIVAL EXPRESS."
We talk with the Hamilton festival
founder, Rob Rapiti, we feature Vesta
Varro who after Indie Week and CMW
will be at Hamilton's music festival
to make it three southern-Ontario
music festivals in a row. So here's
your chance to hear what all the fuss
is about. As always we have a few
more great artists to introduce you
to this week as well. Take ME to read
more about
Epiosode
79 NOW PLEASE
WHATS
THE LATEST ON THE HAMILTON SPRING
MUSIC FESTIVAL?
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Raine
Maida and friends at IndieCan.com
Raine
may have rode high on life during his Our
Lady Peace years, selling millions of records
world wide, but Indie artist life finds
Raine Maide more satisfied than ever . Maida
reflects on his life with wife Chantal Kreviazuk,
their two boys they are raising, conciousness
raising with War Child Canada as well as
giving us a private performance - take me
to EPISODE
78
of IndieCan Radio for performances and
insights featuring music from the all-new
The Hunters Lullaby CD
Raine
Maida and friends played The Phoenix Concert
Theatre March 24 - Read
All About It
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| RaineMaida & some
of team IndieCan |
Raine Maida will be "live
at IndieCan" |
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| Kid (Canada) Rock and
Raine Maida |
Raine's next generation
@ The Phoenix |
Gallary
by Barry Roden More
Pictures by Barry Roden
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RENO
keeps it real on Episode 77 of IndieCan
Radio as we share a rare unplugged version
of some songs from their new album "Learning
to talk Human." Also this week,
we bring you inside Canadian Music Week
with insights from The Cliks, The Good
Lovelies, some learned insiders on"360
Music Marketing" Let's
Go hear all about Episode 77 Now |
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More
review from Canadian Music
Week 2008
If you were at CMW, we
share some peak experiences
with you. If you couldn't
be at CMW IndieCan is brings
it to you -Episode 75 is now
posted and we have an all-CMW
show with 10 acts you can
hear from this year's festival.
Listen
Now. Read
all about it!
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week on IndieCan Radio hear from
Tom Jackson (above - left) who
teaches big-ticket world tour
artists and indie bands how to
create magic, memorable moments
from performances on stage. He
wowed CMW crowds and he shares
with IndieCan what makes a great
live performances. Live at IndieCan
we are so happy to be bringing
you the soon-to-be-released "A
Pill for Everyone" from THE
POPULARS. From their Fort McMurry
Alberta roots to endless touring,
to their time in the studio this
session, The Pops share with us
the evolution of this concept
album. Producer Moe Berg joins
the band in studio, shares his
perspective and jams with the
band. Let The Show Begin
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Just
added to IndieCan's CMW coverage:
SLOAN at The Super Market, Hey
Rosetta! @ the XM The Verge
Live from The Gibson Show Room
gig Friday night, Thursday's
Savannah Room with artists from
Baltimore, Halifax, Montreal
Durham and Regina/Ottawa + much
more.
Check
out the latest
right here!!!!!!
CMW
Day Four, March 8th -
IndieCan
wrapped up CMW at the Indies.
Jeff Leake and XM Satellite
hosted the 2008 Indies Awards
Gala here's
a link to
look
at the Indies and other CMW
activities. IndieCan had a great
time at CMW 2008. Thanks to
the organizers, the staff, Planet
3 communications, Rogers Music
store and all of the volunteers
who made this such a great event
this year. To the artists that
invited us out and we couldn't
accommodate, we'll see you soon,
and we look forward to it. So
there may even be late reports
from team IndieCan regarding
the post-Indies events but I
assure you we have a bundle
of good content to bring your
way.
CMW
Day Three
Friday
March 7th
Hey Rosetta opened an XM Satellite
"Live to Air" special
broadcast from the Gibson Showroom
as part of the day three festival.
IndieCan was all over the festival
for what was another great day
for discovering beautiful new
muisc.SaskMuisc and BC Muisc
were both showing thier pride
for their great artists on Toroto's
Queen Street. IndieCan was recording
bands, meeting fans and celebrating
music in what has been the "winterest"
wonderland that Canadian Music
Week can remember. Flights were
missed, there has been a little
slipping and sliding but delegates,
organizers, artists and fans
take it in stride.
CMW
Day Two
Learned panellists told a packed
Royal York Ballroom not to worry
about slumping record sales
because in the near future potato-chip
companies will buy your musical
rights and put your CD in a
bag of chips.
Everyone clapped. What the
hell is wrong with you people!
Try thinking this through for
a minute. I assure you IndieCan
will digest this manager-label
cure to our ills and come back
with our commentary. I highly
doubt you will find us nodding
in agreement. You would have
found us nodding enthusiastically
to Grady's Tattoo Parlour barn
burner (sorry to use a fire
metaphor when referring to Queen
Street West) performance. Now
- if this is where the future
of music is, I feel better now
- to coin a phrase from The
Populars new CD. Read
the latest on CMW here.......
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It
is with great regret that
IndieCan announces the passing
of Jeff Healey today, March
2, 2008.
Jeff Healey, arguably one
of the most distinctive guitar
players of our time, died
today (Sunday March 2) in
St. Josephs Hospital,
Toronto. He was 41, and leaves
his wife, Cristie, daughter
Rachel (13) and son Derek
(three), as well as his father
and step-mother, Bud and Rose
Healey, and sisters Laura
and Linda. Robbed of his sight
as a baby due to a rare form
of cancer, retino blastoma,
and he started to play guitar
when he was three, holding
the instrument unconventionally
across his lap. He formed
his first band at 17, but
soon formed a trio which was
named the Jeff Healey Band.
Lately he had been doing his
Jazz thing with the Jeff Healey
Jazz Wizards, but his first
Blues CD in 8 years is already
out in Europe and will be
released in Canada in April.
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The
Big Rude News in Toronto is Jake is
back. A veteran of the alternative
independent Toronto scene, Big Rude
is one of a double bill of influential
Jakes on the Canadian music scene.
IndieCan isn't about what's hot -
we are about what is remarkable. The
indie release Blue
Pariah is a monster of a recording
achievement and for my money is as
important a part of a Canadian record
collection as "Jagged Little
Pill," "Eric's Trip,"
"Avoid Freud" or "Love
Junk." And Jake is at it again,
playing Dundas Street's The Lu Lu
Lounge March 6th and yakking with
IndieCan on Episode 74 of The Toronto
Indie Scene. Jake
Gold rounds out our Two Jakes
are better than one epic episode.
Co-chair of the 2008 Canadian Music
Week, we let Jake get us in the mood
for the week that makes Toronto the
centre of the music universe for five
days. Jake's been going since 1982
and we are so fortunate to get a sneak
peek of what will be going on March
5th to 8th and a hint of what all
the buzz will be this year.
We
have some IndieCan picks of CMW artists
to see this year, but for that propriatorial
information you are a couple of "Cliks"
away STARTING
HERE!!!!
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NEW
MUSIC NIGHT for Kindling Music
and The Management Trust with showcase
sets by:
Dearly
Beloved, Montreal's Dave Martell,
Winnepeg's Seconds Away and Prescott
Ontario's The Populars. SEE
IT READ IT NOW
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Can you name this member of Team IndieCan?
Answer to info@indiecan.com for your chance
to win a prize.
Want to see more Funk Factor pictures of
The East Coast Music Awards"
Click
Here!!!!
With
it's origins in Vancouver, Concerts for
a Cause is now in Toronto. February 28th
will be the second in the series featuring
THE AVENUE and EDEN ANTS. In January CFAC
(Toronto) #1 featured Howl (pictured to
the right), Sadie May Crash, Ketch Harbour
Wolves, The Miles and The Avenue. Read
all about CFAC # 1
HILLSIDE
INSIDE at Guelph Febraury 2 - John K Sampson
of The Weakertans did see his shadow, meaning
there are 6 more weeks of winter.
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HILLSIDE
-INSIDE COVERAGE IS UNDERWAY - February
2nd, Guelph was treated to 10 hours
that included The Weakerthans, Cuff
The Duke, Tokyo Police Club, Wintersleep,
Attack In Black, Shout Out Out Out
Out Out, Roxanne Potvin, Bocce, City
and Colour, Xavier Rudd and more.
INDIECAN is taking about Hillside
on Episode 72 which also feature the
Zappa-like funk of Ottawa's F - TheBand
Live At IndieCan. This is a treat.
Also, Paul Murphy of Wintersleep talking
to us with Dallas Green of City and
Colour singing in the background.
I mean, where are you going to hear
that!?!
Read and see more on HILLSIDE INSIDE
on our EVENTS
page so check that out here.
Let me listen to Episode 72, Click
here to get your Funk Fill.
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Some
of Team IndieCan (Meg-A-Music Mary,
Joe, Kings Entertainment, Raquel,
Hopper Grass Woodstock and EyeOnIndie
Douglas assemble in T.Dot for the
Paragon Awards. HOT OFF THE PRESS:
Episode 71 features great bands from
coast-to-coast including Ottawa's
Love Machine and Donkey Punch. Come
and get it right now by clicking here!
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Slone and Drowning Girl play Tattoo
January 23rd. |
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The
JOYS, a London Ontarion Indie Band
Go GOLD
TORONTO, January 22, 2008 - The Joys,
a London, Ontario-based rock act have
been Certified Gold by the Canadian
Recording Industry Association. The
Joys drummer Archie reflects on receiving
the Gold Record: ""This
award is really cool, but more a testament
to our fans than anything; they were
the ones that made it possible. In
this age of downloading and file sharing,
it's nice to see a solid fan-base
that supports its favorite band and
actually BUYS the cd's; my hats off
to them!""
The Joys are a popular, yet still
unsigned recording act, that have
independently sold over 19,000 CDs
at their two hundred plus performances
per year. They have been the recipient
of several industry awards including
"Best Female Fronted Rock Act"
Toronto Independent Music Awards,
"Favorite Pop / Rock Act"
at the 2004, 2005,2006 and 2007 London
Music Awards, and "Best Live
Act" at the Toronto Independent
Music Awards. The Joys also have songs
appearing in a new television series,
"Chris and John To The Rescue",
on OUTtv and have licensed a song
to the feature film CAKE starring
Heather Graham, Taye Diggs, and Cheryl
Hines from
Curb Your Enthusiasm. PlayStation
2 is also using a Joys' song in a
commercial laying at the Air Canada
Centre during sporting events. Lead
singer for The Joys, Sarah Smith,
said, "Receiving a gold record
was a childhood dream come true! It's
a moment that I'll always cherish,
but I hope it's just the first of
many gold records that will line my
walls. It's a wonderful injection
of motivation at a time when we're
about to head back out on the road
for an extended period of time."
IndieCan was at the Toronto
Gold Party held Friday February 8th
at the Horseshoe Tavern. The Joys
as well as The Free Press, The Rockafellers
and Voyd put on a great show. Read
all about it on our REVIEWS
page. Check out The Joys here!!!!!!!!!
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NEWS:
Ultimate Indie was granted a CRTC
licence for 100% Canadian, 100% Indie,
100% of the time. The TV programming
will be launced some time in 2008.
The channel will become one part of
Ultimate
Indie's planned meshwork of TV,
internet and mobile broadcasting that
will feature 100% Canadian musical
artists from all genres who are not
affiliated with the major multinational
music companies.
Right
now you can go to Ultimate Indie and
browse videos and songs. Artist, set
up your own page and sign up for their
news letter. For more from Jeff Butler,
hear what he has to say on IndieCan
Radio Episode 61
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La Belle Provence on Show 70
Another
IndieCan first as we bring you
the Quebec City Indie Scene.
We get post-Rock with Marie
Jorge and her musical act, Void's
Anatomy live at IndieCan.
Also
as part of Episode 70 we are
so pleased to sit down and catch
up with XM Satelitte Radio's
Jeff Leake. Click
here to listen and/or read more...

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2008
on IndieCan Radio kicks off with Episode
69 - including funkfactor's award
winning photographer,Chris Smith (who's
work is featued above) as well as
a look at the Ottawa Indie Scene with
THE COGGS live at IndieCan in Whitebird
Studios -- 
Sounds
great - let me listen
to the show now !
What
does IndieCan have to say about the
January 5th show feariing The United
Steel Workers of Montreal, The Cockroaches
and The Unsettlers. Read
it here!
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Happy New Year!
, IndeCan Reviews highlights of the year
with a licence to thrill: '007
2007
was magical for music in Canada. We just
don't do "Best of" shows. Who's
to say - you are. You don't need us or any
broadcaster to spoon feed you what's best
for you. PHUCK RADIO we say. Let's celebrate
music!!!
REVIEW
part 1 and part II - 2 one-hour shows.
Hear
it / dowload it now
Visitors to IndieCan's Five
Favorite Photo Galleries of 2007
Celebrate Canada Day with
54-40,
The Rock Star House Band, Faber Drive, Trophy,
Ralley Car, Afternoon Zero, Vanderpark,
Pat the White and more.
NXNE as seen by IndieCan
with You Say Party! We Say Die, USWM and
more.
Punk it Up! D.O.A.
visits Toronto and hams it up and talks
it up with IndieCan
Canadian Music Week's The
Indies Awards Ceremony with Wolf Mother,
The Stills, Never Ending White Light, Rough
Trade and more.
The Music Cafe with Lily
Frost, Great Lake Swimmers, United Steel
Workers of Montreal, Hunter Valentine, Justin
Rutledge, St. Alvia Cartel, et al. and
HillSide Music Festival with Mother
Mother, Blackie and The Rodeo Kings, The
Dears, Sebastian Granger, Danielle Duval,
Camping and fun,
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YOUR KICKS WITH EPISODE 66
This
weeks Radio Show opens up in
Halifax as IndieCan bring you the
full Don Bronwrigg "live at
IndieCan." session. Don and
Julie Doiron pictured below are
two of the great artists honoured
with East-Coast Music Awards nominations.
Congrats also to Jenn Grant, Down
With The Butterfly, The Superfantatics,
Wintersleep, Nathan Wiley, Hey Rosetta,
Joel Plaskett, Rebekah Higgs (all
of whom we've recently features)
+ all the other worthy nominees.
Also on this weeks show we
talk to Darryl Hurs of Indie Week
Toronto who is already planning
for next fall's event.
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to EPSISODE 66
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