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Vancouver’s Visual College of Art & Design (VCAD) is having an open house tomorrow, December 1st, called Total Work of Art. With a variety of activities lined up from 12:00 pm -10:00 pm, the event aims to showcase the school's talented artists from the Interior Design, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, and Game Design programs, through a gallery setting, fashion show and social. The event is aimed toward those who are creative and have a strong interest in contemporary art, supporting local artists, and exploring different artistic options.

Slowmotions is the project of singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Andrew Brassell. After forming the band in Nashville and releasing the first Slowmotions album Quick Potions in 2009, Brassell left Music City for the sprawl of Los Angeles. His new album The Domes is the direct consequence of that move.

The new Theophilus London/Ariel Pink track “Revenge” just dropped via Fools Gold and has immediately made the world seem a little bit brighter. All bop and bounce and filled with one of the hookiest vocal melodies that I’ve heard recently, “Revenge” capitalizes on the strengths of both of its notorious collaborators. The song kicks off with a strong four on the floor kick drum that is complimented with a bass line that is so dug into the groove it’s practically buried up to it’s knees.

If you can’t be a rock star, at least you at eat like one, right? In 2008, Denny’s, America’s monument to chronic insomnia and poor eating habits, unveiled the Rock Star Menu, a feast for the senses honouring that celebrated synergy between music and food, particularly during the wee hours of the night when the show’s over and we’ve got nothing to eat but our feelings and maybe a Moons Over My Hammy.