Glissandro 70
It’s like a breath of fresh air to hear something new over here at the BP Music Department. And it’s […]
Issue 31
The Frontier Index
The Frontier Index It’s been a long time since any rock record made me think of Buddy Holly or the […]
Friendly Rich and the Lollipop People – We Need a New F-Word
Mr. Dressup is dead but Friendly Rich is alive and well. We Need a New F-Word merges sly wit, phantasmagoric […]
The Corduroy Kid – The Sleep Project
My brother tends to like heavy, bass-driven music. He likes to drive around with his car stereo speakers cranked so […]
Nathan Coles Outfit – Twelve Upheavals That Brought the Redwoods to Flight
In the popular imagination, small towns are generalized as overwhelmingly friendly places, filled with smiling, neighbourly folks who always have […]
Dave Clark – Sketchbook #2 / Goofus and the Kitty Eat What They Bake
I’ve had these CDs for a number of months now but continue to wrestle with a way of summarizing their […]
Bronx Cheerleader – Tough Guy Cliches
Brooding in the basement? Feeling frustrated and slightly disaffected? Why not accompany your mellow misery with quiet-loud disciples Bronx Cheerleader? […]
The Blue Raincoats
In a perfect world, girls with guitars would get equal play with whatever nonsense is on the radio right now, […]
Anti-Hero – Unpretty
I liked Scratching Post. There was an unpretty Canadian rock band, one that had no interest in being tasteful or […]
Anagram
Anagram Drum drum drumdrum drum drum drum (over and over and over again) and the guitar chang chang chang chang […]
Editor’s Note
By Anna Bowness We thought we’d better jump on the bandwagon before it left us behind: this issue of Broken […]
Goldstein on Goldstein
Springtime for Goldstein By Heather O’Neill Outside it is spring, but inside the house all the umbrellas are broken and […]