Primes, Facades and Pink Forms
Vancouver’s Primes offer a unique brand of beeps and glitches drenched in industrial drum and bass technique and arpeggiated synths. […]
Issue 39
The Pope, Sports
As soon as I read that The Pope’s record label likened them to “a Honduran volcano spewing reptiles instead of […]
Simon Walls, Don’t Ask Your Eyes What the End Looks Like
So Garfield is lazing by his bowl when he is awakened by the smell of layered pasta. Jon is getting […]
Skidmore, Pay Per Verse presents: A Shrinking Violent
I’m going to describe this record as if it were a meal being served to me in a mid-low quality […]
Sleepless Nights, Turn into Vapour
Sadly, living in Toronto tends to condition an almost unavoidable bias towards Toronto’s definitive role in the Canadian music scene. […]
Spy Machine 16, How Things Come Apart
The only thing better than a good power-pop record is a good power-pop record with substance, something these kids from […]
Time of Orchids, Namesake Caution
This is probably what it feels like to go totally insane. With instrumentals straight out of the Explosions in the […]
Two-Minute Miracles, Volume IV – “The Lions of Love”
Chances are, if you read Broken Pencil (which you apparently do), you’re at least cursorily familiar with J. Andrew Magoffin […]
Young Livers, The New Drop Era
When I first saw this band name, my immediate thought was, “This is a really nice thing to see in […]
Artezine
This is an art review site based out of NYC. Its minimalist design is perfect. The left column is the […]
Deletetheborder.org
This site contains everything any budding protestor needs to keep up to date and get involved. The site’s mission is […]
Heist Slam Brigade
Heist Slam Brigade is a slowly dying hardcore punk rock ezine based out of Berg, Belgium. There hasn’t been a […]