Young Galaxy

Young Galaxy – "Sea Drug" (WoodysProduce Remix)

October 4, 2013
Clark McCaskill

L.A. based producer WoodysProduce has many things going for him, one of which is his exceptionally diverse catalog. He can turn an Aaliyah track and make it smoother than butter.…

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The Indie Sabbath – Week 37

April 18, 2013
Ronnie Evans

A Quick Word from the Author: I made a joke to a friend the other day that the Indie Sabbath is a bit like The Daily Show with Jon Stewart—as…

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The Indie Sabbath – Week 13

August 27, 2011
CA

Being an indie fan means loving indie music too its core. Being an indie fan means name-dropping musicians in conversations and being met with the dreaded awkward stare. Being an…

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Polaris Prize 2011 Long List Announced

June 28, 2011
Philip James de Vries

The board of directors behind Canada's most highly sought-after music aware have announced the long-list nominees for the 2011 Polaris Prize. For those of you unfamiliar with the Polaris Prize,…

Young Galaxy – "Sea Drug" (WoodysProduce Remix)

The Indie Sabbath – Week 37

The Indie Sabbath – Week 13

Polaris Prize 2011 Long List Announced

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