THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By The Sheaf November 18, 2009
Janice Weber has been playing rock’n’roll in Saskatoon for many years. She currently plays bass in Friends’ Electric and writes power pop music with her husband Kalon Beaudry for their band Foggy Notions.
By The Sheaf November 18, 2009
Maxime Morin, a.k.a. DJ Champion, unleashed the fresh electro-rock sounds of his new album Resistance Nov. 13 at Louis’ Pub.
By Ishmael N. Daro November 18, 2009
Ohbijou’s orchestral pop is as beautiful as it is overwhelming. Mecija’s singing ranges from sugary sweet to raw and powerful. But although her vocals are clearly the focal point, the music gets help from the rest of the band and the various instruments they contribute, from cello to trumpet to glockenspiel.
By The Sheaf November 18, 2009
If you ever go to a Dinosaur Jr. show, which you should, please wear earplugs.
By The Sheaf November 18, 2009
Frank Turner is an unlikely punk rock troubadour. After all, he grew up in southern England and was educated at Eton College alongside Prince William.
By The Sheaf November 18, 2009
Following the inescapable madness that is the Twilight phenomenon, I wanted to see a vampire movie that was actually scary. I turned to 1987’s Near Dark, in which the vampires not just romantic interests.
By The Sheaf November 12, 2009
The aptly named Spectacle began as a cross-disciplinary course between the departments of drama and art and art history. In particular, movement and sculpture fill out the core building blocks of Spectacle.
By The Sheaf November 12, 2009
The last time Vancouver-based indie rockers Mother Mother visited Saskatoon, the crowd at Louis’ gave them a warm welcome. “Saskatoon just took the cake for raucous energy,” said Ryan Guldemond, Mother Mother’s lead guitarist and front man.