Over the past few months we have been posting interviews with women from across the country who have had a phenomenal impact on the underground Canadian punk scene, with hopes of putting it all into print by the end of 2010 ( the name “push mosh” was suggested) This is an interview wit[...]
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Hip Hop Ain’t Dead: Peter Jackson- Next Up From Toronto?
Chris McKee There is a saying that is being thrown around in Canada that “Hip Hop Aint Dead…..It Lives In The North.” That statement is no longer being said by a bunch of Canadians with inferiority complexes hoping to seek the attention of their American counterparts. Because the truth i[...]
The Roundtable Podcast: Trick of Disaster vs Patrick Christopher
more after the break…. About Patrick Christopher: Patrick Christopher found his passion for hip hop, lyricism, and production when he was an early teen in the year 2000 and began his music career with friend Ryan Robinson under the name of ‘Morbid Concepts.’ In 2003 Classified hooked the[...]
June 2nd, 2010 - 10:04 pm § in Indie Music Industry, Radio Party
Our June 21st anti-summit broadcast
Sound Pollution Roundtable hosts Julian Minaker and Gena Meldazy will be hosting an anti-summit broadcast live from the Indie Love Radio studio on June 21st. If you are a Canadian artist and want to speak out about the G20 take-over of Toronto (June 26th and 27th)….we need to hear from you.[...]
Artist Profile: Dead Medium Productions
Gideon Greenbaum-Shinder This interview originally aired on Indie Love Radio, Monday March 22nd on The Sound Pollution Roundtable I spoke with Neil Cavalier, of Toronto-based Dead Medium Productions, to get the facts about why some independent artists do what they do, both for themselves and other [...]
January 16th, 2010 - 11:50 pm § in Indie Music Industry, Uncategorized
Sound Pollution Industry Insider Report
By: Melissa Bessey This is Sound Pollution’s first instalment of a monthly series aimed at giving you an insider’s view on how Canada’s music business movers and shakers really feel about the current state of the Canadian independent music scene. SP Editor Melissa Bessey talks to one of the fo[...]