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.

Canadian music

  • By September 18, 2011

    The best way Hamilton-based indie singer/songwriter Chris Adeney can capture the strange stories of his tours as Wax Mannequin may be through sleep deprivation.

  • One on one with Canadian indie band Mother Mother

    By September 6, 2011

    Mother Mother’s frontman Ryan Guldemond doesn’t dig happy songs: ““It’s funny. I do gravitate towards slower, darker songs and sometimes I kind of feel like I need to remind myself to be positive. Happy songs irk me. I like cold, dense and realistic portraits of humanity, which inevitably I think are quite humourous.”

  • New Sam Roberts Band album Collider brings all the goods

    By September 2, 2011

    Certain albums can be recognized as something special from the very first listen. Sam Roberts Band’s Collider, released May 10, is a worthy member of that select group.

  • File Sharing and the Canadian Indie Musician

    By May 27, 2011

    While downloading the album of an established, world-famous rock star might not take a bite out of the artists’ wallet, the spread of file sharing has begun to impact artists who do not have the luxury of a private jet or a world tour.

  • Classic Canadian band turns 20

    By May 18, 2011

    Canadian band Sloan has been around for 20 years, believe it or not. With the release of their 10th album, they’ve proved they can still rock with the best of them.

  • Dan Mangan has no road regrets

    By April 18, 2011

    “When I was a kid I thought I was going to be a vet,” says Dan Mangan. “I kind of realized how many years of school were involved and I lost interest, right around the time I really gained an interest in playing guitar.”

  • Hooded Fang takes DIY to beautiful new level

    By March 30, 2011

    If the beautiful stylings of Hooded Fang has yet to grace your ears, that’s okay. They’re here to help you understand.

  • Arcade Fire walk away with four Junos, but music awards don’t reflect Canadians just yet

    By March 28, 2011

    The Junos, now in their 40th year, are meant to be a celebration of Canadian music. While its previous iterations have been lauded for an arguable disconnect from real pop culture, some saw this year as the introduction of cool to the Junos.