Tue, 10/15/2013 - 18:29 by Natasha Neale
Jody Glenham shows us that under her bath robe are her desert boots with "Dreamer," a cut off her forthcoming EP. She has one of those voices that you just want to wrap around yourself until next Labour Day, with the guitar sounds to back it up. So far she's proving that even without the rest of Pleasure Cruise, you should consider setting sail with her any day no matter the weather.
Tue, 10/15/2013 - 11:48 by Natasha Neale
Naked founder, Joel Primus, came up with the idea for his “undergarment” business while filming a documentary in South America. Not your average way to create an eco-friendly brand that makes you feel “naked.” The 24-year-old Canadian has since turned the idea into a product sold in over 114 locations across North America.
Wed, 10/09/2013 - 19:15 by Natasha Neale
Created in the spirit of nineties nostalgia, Vancouver based jewellery line, Army Of Rokosz's latest offering, “Wild Lovers & Midnight Riders,” is a collection inspired by watching the moon cross the sky, not sleeping till the sun comes up, star-crossed lovers, and always having a good time. Designer and creator Andrea Rokosz puts her touch in every piece; carving, casting and fabricating the bronze and silver by hand in her studio.
Wed, 10/09/2013 - 12:46 by Natasha Neale
We’ve noticed an abundance of impressive, young men’s designers here in Canada, and Vancouver’s London Alexander is leading the way for these entrepreneurial, multi-faceted males. Born and raised in Squamish, BC, Alexander’s fashion bone itched early when he began designing T-shirts in high school. Since then he has produced five men’s collections, all as sustainable and eco-friendly as possible, with classic tailoring, Pacific Northwest influences, and are of course, made in Canada.
Mon, 10/07/2013 - 20:33 by Natasha Neale
Being born in the nineties, I missed out on the inception of a lot of things like Inspector Gadget and Super Mario Bros. (which I've played, just never finished). And according to my siblings, a lot of influential music came out of the eighties, such as New Order, Talking Heads, and Depeche Mode. It seems a lot of electronic pop/rock bands are emulations of the genres they grew up on.
Mon, 10/07/2013 - 10:08 by Natasha Neale
We hate to break it down into such simplistic, teen terms, but Montreal’s Frank & Oak are just, cool. They make us ION females want to be men, or at least hope they start up a women’s collection soon. Sold exclusively online, they design, manufacture and sell an individually curated collection of menswear each month.
Thu, 10/03/2013 - 23:13 by Natasha Neale
"Nerves" is the new single from Vancouver's Indie-Electro outfit, Facts. The first released song off their upcoming EP, landmarks the end of a busy year in the Canadian music scene, and the beginning of creating a new sound that reflect Facts' persona in a new dimension.
Wed, 10/02/2013 - 22:03 by Natasha Neale
From October 1st to November 15th, Capture Photography Festival—an ambitious not-for-profit lensbased arts festival celebrating Metro Vancouver’s renowned photography scene—is launching with more than 50 exhibitions at museums, galleries and artist-run centers with public art installations and multi-platformed programming throughout the city.
Wed, 10/02/2013 - 13:46 by Natasha Neale
If you already know Basia Bulat, then you’ll feel a comfortable familiarity with her latest release, Tall Tall Shadow, almost immediately. If you don’t, then I recommend going back and starting with her first release Oh, My Darling, not because Tall Tall Shadow is less accessible (it is), but because Basia’s growth as an artist is worth following.
Mon, 09/30/2013 - 23:36 by Natasha Neale
By day Scott Lipps is CEO of One Management—the agency Iman, Helena, Claudia, Eva, Bar and Karolina call home—has his own E! show and contributes to Interview, Vogue Italia and Huffington Post; by night he is man about town, VIP extraordinaire. Plus, he’s the drummer in Courtney Love’s Hole.
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