CJSF volunteer Jay Peachy reviews the montreal based indie/dream pop group Young Galaxy at the Biltmore Cabaret on October 28th. After the show Jay caught up with Stephen Ramsay, who talks about the bands future direction and journey of finding the groups longevity within the realms of the music industry, this is what Jay says....
CJSF volunteer Atakan Gunal attended this year's Vancouver New Music Festival (October 21-24th) which was concentrated on Sonic Collagism and The Art of Sampled and Repurposed Sounds + Images, and this is what he said.....
On Thursday October 22nd, punk pop act played a high-energy show at Vancouver’s Commodore in promotion of their new full-length album Music for Men. CJSF reviewer Lise Oakley had this to say.... 
On October 1st, Metal magicians, Motorhead, visited the Vogue Theater. CJSF volunteer, Isabella Andreis, reviews…
Do you know what never disappoints? Beer, it’s always good to go. The streamlined bottle, the artful label, the 'tcshhh' it makes then you pop the top and that first sip that really brings it home and will ALWAYS be there for you. ALWAYS
CJSF volunteer Sam Carter escapes the fall chills to review Loney Dear at the Biltmore Cabaret...
It was a mild October night when the double headlining team Loney Dear and Asobi Seksu graced the stage at the Biltmore Cabaret. Representing Sweden and New York respectively, the room was filled with a buzz that can only be attributed to the thrifty glee of experiencing two equally appealing bands for the price of one. However, cost effectiveness alone does not make a concert.
On Wednesday September 16th, France/NY’s nomadic sisters act Coco Rosie played a show at the Vancouver’s Red Room in promotion of their new full-length album anticipated in 2010, CJSF volunteer Lise Monique reviews...
The nights that I feel like getting out of my home can be compared to watching molasses coming out of a carton, eventually wanting to give up, stay in, and read a new novel or watch the food network. Knowing that Coco Rosie was playing on a gloomy falls eve, I was determined to spice my wardrobe up, put on red lipstick and get my ass down to the Red Room.
CJSF volunteer, Tamara Lee, attends and reviews Elfin Sadle at Oppenheimer Park on August 2,2009. Tamara weaves an interesting tale about the musical makings of this duo from Vancouver Island.
Renowned musician Alejandro Escovedo, played The Red Room on August 1st. CJSF volunteer, Kate Lerman reviews...
At his August 1st show at the Red Room, Escovedo showcased a number of tracks from his latest album, ‘Real Animal’, but also dipped into other works, like ‘By the Hand of the Father’, a theatrical piece, with original music, centering on the story of Escovedo’s Mexican-American father.
Yes, it was a blistering thirty-eight degrees yesterday, and no, the Railway Club most certainly did not have air conditioning. But did that stop The Lovely Feathers from ripping off their shirts, sweating profusely, and rocking the socks off every devoted fan that stuck around and endured the heat for the chance to dance like seizing madmen? Not one freaking bit.
Kate Lerman, reviewer and photographer, attends and documents the Fond of Tigers show at the Biltmore.
Roll call time: Vancouver’s Fond of Tigers is made up of Stephen Lyons (guitar), Jesse Zubot (violin), Shanto Bhattacharya (bass), Morgan McDonald (keyboards), JP Carter (trumpet), Skye Brooks (drums), and Dan Gaucher (drums).
