Mother Mother's Ryan Guldemond shares his Sea-to-Sky playlist, dream festival lineup, and how he plans to keep EDM bros at bay at this year's Squamish Valley Music Festival.
There’s no lack of high drama—both lyrically and musically—on Beneath the Skin, the sweeping sophomore album from Icelandic breakout act Of Monsters and Men.
As the great poet and prophet Nick Cave sagely observed on The Boatman’s Call, people ain’t no good. And the more shows that you attend, the more profound those words become.
Fans can expect some of the songs penned during that retreat to pop up in the set list when the Rural Alberta Advantage appear on the main stage at the Squamish Valley Music Festival.
The juxtaposition is hard to miss on Mariachi El Bronx III, a record as authentically festive as Cinco de Mayo in El Sereno and seemingly beating with a heavy, telltale heart.
It’s less than a month away from Can’t Fly Without Gravity’s official August 28 street date, but k-os is looking to enjoy a bit of calm before heading into full-on promo mode.
It’s possible to feel like a complete failure even after you’ve mastered the art of making toast on a two-burner stove, and figured out how to bake rosemary-and-garlic-stuffed potatoes on an open campfire.
