ALAC | Psychedelics, Butt Funnels, and Cherry Bombs

California is the last stop on the classic American dream highway of freedom. With its 352 days of annual sun and 840 miles of awe-inspiring Pacific coast-line, California is the birth place of LSD, free love and medical marijuana. This is the place where myth counts most. The Golden State, governed by the last of the ageing action heroes of my youth. Where else can one’s ‘grand performances’ of the silver screen be traded straight across for political office? Or where fading stars can chauffeur their maids/mistresses up and down the Strip in solar-powered military-grade SUVs?

Sarita Mann | Valentine's Cards for Him+Him & Her+Her

With an interest in creating a dialogue to break the mould and represent all genders equally, Vancouver artist, Sarita Mann has designed non-traditional Valentine's cards. Mann's cards portray her own illustrations, and in this case, for her lesbian and gay Valentine's cards she has shown only the bottom half of the couple where you can only see their legs and feet.

The Shilohs | The Place Where Nobody Knows I Go

With Valentine's Day only a week away, we've all got that one emotion on our minds whether we're taken or single: Love. Thus it only makes sense that The Shilohs infatuation-filled new indie pop record So Wild is out this week in anticipation of the holiday… whether they planned it or not! So Wild contains that jingle-jangly sound of out-and-out indie rock-ness that is the air that this Vancouver-based band breathes.

Richard Thompson | Electric [Album review]

I should have known that Richard Thompson would be a musician that held a special place in my library of music, his father was a Scotland Yard detective. I have listened to Richard since his debut with my favourite group Fairport Convention. This is the man that gave us "Meet All On the Ledge", and "Crazy Man Michael" two great examples of electric folk.

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