Jason Schneider
Album reviews: Tyler Childers, The Handsome Family, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers
Tyler Childers / Rustin’ In The Rain (Hickman Holler/RCA) After giving us Can I Take My Hounds To Heaven? last year—containing the same eight gospel...
The Chat Room: Marc Meriläinen
Earlier this year, the ever-prolific, Toronto-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer NADJIWAN (a.k.a. Marc Meriläinen) released The Great Sea, arguably his most personal collection of...
Album reviews: Zach Bryan, Wreckless Eric, Hiss Golden Messenger
Check out Jason's interview with Marc Meriläinen in the Chat Room. Zach Bryan / Zach Bryan (Belting Bronco/Warner Music) With country music currently at the centre...
The Chat Room: The Weber Brothers
As the second installment of The Water Street Trilogy, In The Tangled Web reveals more of The Weber Brothers’ smorgasbord of pure, raw rock...
The Fugitives – ‘It Might Just Rain Like This For Days’...
The Fugitives are a Vancouver-based acoustic folk-roots group headed by songwriters Adrian Glynn and Brendan McLeod, and joined by banjo player Chris Suen (Viper...
The Chat Room: Graham Brown
On his 13th album, Solo, Graham Brown performs in just that manner, showcasing his skills as both a singer-songwriter and guitarist as he’s never...
Robbie Robertson: A Life In 10 Songs
The news of Robbie Robertson's death on Aug. 9 at the age of 80 came as a complete shock, partly because he kept his...
The Chat Room: Ryan McMahon
Ryan McMahon likes to tell people he’s a late bloomer. But when looking at the body of work the 43-year-old from Ladysmith, British Columbia...
The Chat Room: Corey Matheson of Northumberland
It’s fitting that the first song on Northumberland’s self-titled debut album is called “Never Too Old.” As a celebration of rock and roll’s timeless...
The Chat Room: Johnny Eaton
When you’re an artist that hasn’t released new music in 18 years, it stands to reason you’re going to have a lot to say...