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Father Murphy’s Conscious Calvary

March 18, 2015 @ 7:05am by Jacob Crepeault
Religion is an aspect of life that touches many people. For some, religion is more than just attending a service once a week and praying before meals. Father Murphy, the dynamic Italian duo of Freddie Murphy and Chiara Lee, have built a devotional career of psychedelic doom rock to the Lord above.
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A PARIS FASHION WEEK RECAP

March 14, 2015 @ 2:20am by Jennifer Cudmore
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Bjork Releases Visual For “Lionsong”

March 12, 2015 @ 10:42am by Aaron
Bjork has released one of her strongest and most accomplished works to date with the album Vulnicura. A bold, cohesive and utterly heartbreaking hour that illustrates the unraveling and outcome of the artist’s marriage. The gorgeous album articulates Bjork at her most vulnerable and personal. “Lionsong” is one of Vulnicura’s biggest highlights, capturing one’s mentality as a relationship unravels.
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“Baby Don’t Hurt Me”: Examining Recent Anti-Love Releases

March 10, 2015 @ 8:56pm by Jacob Crepeault
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Primordial Sounds Come To Life: The Tangled Minds of The Contortionist

March 5, 2015 @ 10:04am by Jacob Crepeault
Evolution is a fact of nature. Everything, from the smallest molecule to the tectonic plates of the Earth’s innards, is in constant motion forward. Time is the main cause that allows for such shifts to occur. As time crawls, things change. Human beings are only mere examples of all our worldly changes.
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EVENT – PUSHER BRINGS SUMMER SYNTHS TO BABYLON

March 4, 2015 @ 11:56am by Andrew
Offering a mix of PC Music’s polished and synth sounds with a touch of Trap’s ass-shaking demands, DJ Pusher is welcomed to Ottawa, debuting his incredible beats and mixes to the unsuspecting crowd. The Canadian artist has developed a sound all his own that still matches what the near-future of club music is steering towards; a sound that fits ever so nicely between Keys N Krates and the very hyped A.G.
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