Tag Archive for the term: music

StumbleAudio is a new music discovery web application, unrelated to StumbleUpon, I think, and much like Pandora (which completely sucks outside the US… stupid America slowing down cultural globalization! =) or Last.FM (more of a social network) or Jamendo (open source, sweet, social, but sometimes hard to find stuff I really like) or, or, or […]

So, as promised, Elran (my partner in life and Indyish) and I will now attempt to review the Steel Pulse show we attended together out on the glowy little Bonsecour quay at the edge of the Old Port here in Montreal. Elran and I talked about the show all the way home, and this is […]

Hello Indyish nation

I would like to cordially invite you all to a special night of musical comedy that I am putting on featuring a good friend of mine from New York, Ben Lerman. He is a uniquely hilarious ukulele troubadour and his uproarious performance is a must-see summer event. I’m extremely excited that […]

someone put a demaes song to a ballroom dance. we thought it was kind of cool - the second half, especially - and posted it in the indyish video section.

I was introduced to Steel Pulse via Elran when we met 7 years ago, so it’s exciting that we’ll be able to go review their show in the Montreal International Reggae Festival together this weekend. Here’s a video of the legendary polical beautiful reggae band doing their famous title track from their first album Handsworth […]

Montreal, QC…Indyish proudly presents the August Monthly Mess in celebration of its two year anniversary, on Saturday August 9th, 2008 at La Sala Rossa, 4848 boul. St-Laurent.
The Indyish team will take their messy ways to new heights this August. To celebrate the Indyish site design refresh as well as many other developments for artists, […]

Ok, we’ve got a few nice things to point you to today. We’re a hard-working duo here at the Montreal-based independent label Fixture Records and we really appreciate when other hard-working folks put their energy into our projects.
First off, Brave Radar drummer and excellent solo electronic artist Gabriel Ng has been recording new songs […]

I was lucky enough to attend the Brave Radar & Dirty Beaches show in Toronto at Rancho Relaxo. It was very fun.

Dirty Beaches is swarmed with groupie girls, yet behaves like a gentleman.

Over the course of running the Outdoor Site (read: Beer Tent) at the 18th edition of the Ste-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival I was able to snap a few shots of the goings on around the tent. The Indyish Mess, Pop Montreal, pancake breakfasts, improv, stand up, buskers, fringe artists, shenanigans, volunteers, staff, groupies, musicians, lovers […]

Last night headed down to Metropolis, that curvey, looming, cavern of a venue on St Catherine Street, to enjoy with 500+ other fans the return of the RZA. Wu-Tang was in town just a few months ago, and even then friends of ours who saw them said the show felt a little hollow with some […]