July Talk performed before an audience of University of Toronto students on January 16th at the Hart House Great Hall on U of T campus. The Toronto-based alt-rock band played a free event for U of T students during the school’s annual Frost Week festivities. Since debuting with their first
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Gimme Your Answers: A Video Interview w/ July Talk
Toronto's July Talk have been busily touring over the past few months, and are soon be on tour with Half Moon Run and Billy Talent. Luckily for AMBY, the band took time out of their busy schedule to catch up with us in their hometown. Have a look at our
Gimme Your Answers: An Interview w/ Nigel & The Dropout
6 acts we’re beyond stoked to see at Osheaga
5 acts we’re stoked to see at Field Trip 2016
One of my favourite festival experiences was attending Field Trip 2014 – it was a gorgeous summer day, the line-up was stellar, there was a lively family-friendly atmosphere, incredible visual art, and free water (I know, a rarity which must be noted). Whenever I think about festival highlights, this one
Gimme Your Answers (Prism Prize): An Interview w/ Chandler Levack and Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux, directors of Pup’s “Guilt Trip”
The Prism Prize is an award established to recognize the artistry of the modern music video in Canada. After watching hundreds of videos, a jury consisting of journalists, filmmakers, artists, and other members of the Canadian music and film industries voted for their favourite music video to win a Grand
I Found My Wayhome @ The Great Hall – Toronto
Gimme Your Answers: A Video Interview w/ Gay Nineties
The last time they stopped by Toronto, A Music Blog, Yea? sat down with Vancouver rock and rollers Gay Nineties (Parker Bossley, Daniel Knowlton, Malcolm Holt, Bruce Ledingham, and Alexis Young). Making our Best Songs of 2014 list with their single Letterman, we highly advise you keep your eyes on Gay
Photos: Sonic Boom Fest 2014 (including Arctic Monkeys, Cage The Elephant, Foster the People, + more)
Day One: Current Swell, Descendents, Mounties, Rise Against, The New Pornographers Day Two: Arctic Monkeys, Cage the Elephant, Dear Rouge, Foster the People, July Talk, MS MR, Serena Ryder, Tegan and Sara, Until the Ribbon Breaks Day Three: Bad Suns, Death Cab For Cutie, Fitz and the Tantrums, Mowglis, Sleeper Agent, Airborne
Festival Review: Toronto Urban Roots Festival 2014
Toronto seems to have blossomed into music festival city in the last few years. TURF has to be one of the best run, and organized of the ever growing list. Set times were longer than normal fest times, ranging from 50-90 minutes, giving festival goers ample time to catch any







