This week Good For Grapes released a new video for their song "Show Me The Ropes" from the album The Ropes which was released back in October.
With a sing-a-long chorus and a message about pursuing your dreams, it's just what you need to start your Friday off. Check it out below:
New Years Resolutions usually include getting in shape, so this week's playlist is one you can work out to.
Canadian indie from across the country, defunct bands, new music, old music, we've got it all, but the main this is to "Keep Fit & Have Fun".
[When "Closer" by Tegan & Sara came out, I thought it sounded like it would fit with a Body Break commercial, and this the video below was born.]
Whatever your goals, I hope you reach them, and maybe discover your new favourite work-out song in the process, but as The Wet Secrets say: Get Your Shit Together!
Take a ride with Miss Quincy in the brand new video for "Damn You". Directed by Luvia Petersen (Liber8 member Garza on TV's Continuum), the video follows Jody "Miss Quincy" Peck as a cab driver through a rainy night of good love, bad love, whiskey, scandal, and heartbreak.
And, of course, come see the ultimate "East Van badass babe revue" tonight at the Cobalt with Miss Quincy & The Showdown and Cobra Ramone and SAVVIE.
Vancouver band Wooden Horsemen have released the second single from their new, almost released EP (Sentient) titled "Be A Friend" along with a bobble-head filled video.
The band has an upcoming album release show here in Vancouver on the 14th at the Biltmore, with Camaro 67 and Kutapira supporting.
Check out the new music below, and hear the first single "Head On A Plate" by clicking here.
Sentient will be released on January 15, 2016.
Old Man Luedecke has released a new video for his tune "Chester Boat Song" off of his latest release Domestic Eccentric. Filmed in his cabin in Nova Scotia during last year's east coast winter, the release is a lead up to his cross-Canada tour.
Old Man Luedecke rolls into Vancouver on February 5th at St James Hall - for more info CLICK HERE.
It's a new year, and that means new album releases, and this is one I've been excited for, for a while. Vancouver artist Lydia Hol is set to release her latest album Heading North on January 15th, and has a show planned for January 23rd at St James Hall with Jasper Sloan Yip.
She released the video for the title track on New Year's Day, which you can hear below. It was recorded at The Boathouse on Pender Island, and also features some familiar faces: Devin Miller on guitar & vocals, Graham Serl on drums, and Marcus Abramzik on bass. Check it out:
I can't believe 2015 is over, it was... (choose one)
[] the best of times!
[] the blurst of times!
[] a roller coaster of emotions!
And I can't wait for 2016, which will... (choose one)
[] be awesome
[] be much better than last year
[] be the year of [insert name here]
And I am especially grateful for (check all that apply)
[] friends
[] family
[] lovers
[] waffles
[] none of the above
I couldn't resist making this the Song Of The Day! It'll get you warmed up for the playlist dropping later today with a whole bunch of songs from the past 8 years of One Night Stand!
It's the last year of the event, so make sure you go all out tonight at the Imperial. Maybe even rock some of the AWESOME hairstyles in this video below... Check it out, and check back soon for the full ONS Playlist Retrospective!
