As World War II came to a close, a young American soldier named Jerome was… Read the postWeek 391: “For Esme” by Padang Food Tigers
A few short decades ago, the cheapest way to show someone you cared about them… Read the postWeek 389: “1 Thing” by Amerie (Peter and Kerry cover)
One of my favourite pastimes is to watch my nearly-three-year-old son do anything that requires… Read the postWeek 387: “Angel Wings” by James Maloney (Tontario remix)
Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton is often referred to as the “solo project” or… Read the postWeek 385: “Planets” by Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton
I used to think that white was a pretty straightforward colour. Then I tried to… Read the postWeek 384: “Come Silence” by Dag Rosenqvist
Matthew Bourne’s 2012 album, Montauk Variations, is one of those rare records that are compelling… Read the postWeek 382: “Juliet” by Matthew Bourne
“Music is the pleasure the human mind experiences from counting without being aware that it… Read the postWeek 381: “Blooms” by Dead Light
One of the weirdest things about raising kids is the fact that any decision you… Read the postWeek 380: “Inches Apart” by Magana
Until recently, there were only two things I knew about the howling of wolves: that… Read the postWeek 379: “Howling” by RY X
My neighbourhood used to have a large number of corner stores. I used them primarily… Read the postWeek 378: “Mantissa” by Kin Klave
Let’s take a second to appreciate the viola. Think of it this way: do you… Read the postWeek 376: “Simpson’s Point” by Vincent DiFrancesco
The Canadian stereotype of crippling politeness is one that Canadians don’t try too hard to… Read the postWeek 372: “Every Other Conversation” by Dante Matas
Sunny days at the cottage are great, but there’s something to be said for a… Read the postWeek 371: “Indica Rain” by Safe Neighbor
Here are the raw ingredients needed to make you: Oxygen: 65% Carbon: 18% Hydrogen: 10%… Read the postWeek 366: “What Are We Made Of?” by Shigeto
Whenever I’m walking and I cross a set of railroad tracks, I get an incredible… Read the postWeek 365: “Minutes, Seconds, Hours” by David John Sheppard
Here are ten things I know about setbacks: Setbacks are inevitable. Setbacks can hurt. Setbacks… Read the postWeek 364: “Fernweh” by The Ideal Setback
What did you do between the ages of 14 and 16? Start a band? Forge… Read the postWeek 363: “Growing Up” by Ben Sollee
Have you ever wondered how many songs there are that reference a specific age? Or… Read the postWeek 360: “Seventeen” by Cody Crump
I’ve been thinking a lot about co-operation recently. On the micro level, there are a… Read the postWeek 359: “Apollo-Soyuz” by moon:and:6
Most of the official, record-label-written biographies of Taylor McFerrin don’t mention that he is the… Read the postWeek 358: “Postpartum” by Taylor McFerrin